Game Of Thrones star Emilia Clarke appeared on US TV on Tuesday night (May 24) when she attempted to explain the show’s fictional language of Dothraki by reciting the lyrics to Hanson’s 1997 hit ‘MMMBop’.
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Emilia Clarke seems to be playing fast and loose with her Dothraki lately.
Which means that, should the Mother Of Dragons ever forget her lines, she can’t just go making up random Dothraki-sounding noises on the spot or else the showrunners will go all Valar morghulis on her Unburnt ass. She would receive a script in English and would later get an mp3 with the lines in Dothraki. She told the media outlet: “I had been really healthy and then they offered me a Diet Coke and I was like, ‘Yeah, I’m going to take that Diet Coke”.
She admitted that it did not help her co-star with his performance. But it sounds even better when performed in Game of Thrones’ mythical (but actually kind of real) language Dothraki.
Emilia Clarke attends the European film premiere “Me Before You” at The Curzon Mayfair on May 25, 2016 in London, England. The actress had Dothraki lines in recent episodes due to Daenerys’ dealings with Khal Moro (Joe Naufahu). The language, according to Peterson, reflects the culture of the Dothraki.
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Still, learning a new fantasy language is no easy feat, and even the Khaleesi sometimes slips up.
