Acceptance
"Sprite Messenger, did you know? Goblins actually have a language system.
And the language they use is not the complete writing system we're familiar with, but a kind of 'extremely simplified spelling language.'
Goblins have very few letters, which causes many words to share the same pronunciation.
That is to say— the same sentence may mean something completely different depending on the situation.
So how do they tell the difference?
The answer is: body language.
While speaking, goblins also use gestures, posture, and even the angle of their ears and bodies to supplement meaning.
The same pronunciation, when paired with different movements, can shift in meaning from 'food' to 'enemy,' or even 'run away quickly.'
So when you hear goblins repeatedly using the same word in a dungeon—
They may not be chatting at all, but rapidly exchanging tactics in a way you can't understand.
Sprite Messenger, there just happens to be a Goblin there! You can try adding gestures when communicating; the result may be unexpected!"
Intermediate
"Talking with Goblins is a science!"
End
"Sprite Messenger, your Goblin language is really getting the hang of it! I'm sure that one day you'll be able to discuss the mysteries of the universe with Goblins. Language is a wondrous thing, isn't it? It's not just a bridge for communication; it can also reflect the culture and habits of its speakers."