The Black Speech in the Lord of the Rings movies is the harsh, ugly language created by Sauron in Tolkien's Middleearth. This video explores how the language is used in the various adaptations, with a focus on hidden translations of Orc chants and other times black speech appear!

Shoutout to Weg der Fabelheit for making the video giving us inspiration for this video!
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Here are all the lyrics from the different scenes shown in the video:

Gandalf Reciting the Ring poem in Black Speech at the Concil of Elrond:
Ash nazg durbatulûk,
(Shre nazg golugranu kilminudu... mmbi... ...shara)
Ash nazg gimbatul,
(Ombi kuzddurbagu... (inaudible) ...sherkuk/sharku(ku))
Ash nazg thrakatulûk,
(Ash (kelkumishi) BurzDurbagu burzumishi)
Agh burzumishi krimpatul!

Translated:
One ring to rule them all,
(Three rings for the elven kings under the sky... mmbi... human man)
One ring to find them,
(Seven for the dwarf lords... (inaudible) ...your blood/old man)
One ring to bring them all,
(One (in the cold) for the Dark lord on his dark throne)
And in the darkness bind them!

The UrukHai Chanting at Orthanc/Saruman's Speech:
Za dashu snaku Zigur, Durbgu nazgshu, Durbgu dashu!

Translated:
Hail Sauron, Lord of the Ring, Lord of the Earth!

The Orcs Marching Chant at Minas Tirith:
Katmuda!
Gorosh!
Katmuda!
Gorosh!
Katmuda!
Gorosh chadar!

Translated:
Death to men!
Louder!
Death to men!
Louder!
Death to men!
Loud enough!

Chapters:

00:00 00:41 Intro
00:42 02:03 The Origin of the Black Speech
02:04 03:04 Gandalf Reciting the Ring poem in Black Speech (with lyrics)
03:05 04:02 The UrukHai Chanting at Orthanc (with lyrics)
04:03 04:50 The Orc Marching Chant at Minas Tirith (with lyrics)
04:51 06:46 The Black Speech of the Hobbit Trilogy
06:47 07:38 Nampatscene from Rings of Power (with lyrics)
07:39 08:06 Outro