Azeroth.
As the most widely used language in the future, the first one to discuss would naturally be Common Tongue—the human language.
After all, the descendants of the Titans would become the protagonists of the world. Geniuses and powerhouses would emerge one after another, and the Horde would even be suppressed into attacking Orgrim twice. If not for that saintly little lion and the players, the Horde would never have been able to hold on in the later days.
Tonatiuh wanted to learn foreign languages mainly for the sake of communication. The system did not come with a translation function, and because of his body, he could not learn magic... Problems that mages could solve with a single spell, he had to painstakingly learn bit by bit himself.
What a scam for a troll.
Modera was a good teacher. The nineteen-year-old female mage had never taught anyone in Dalaran, yet here she was, on an unfamiliar continent, in an unfamiliar place, in an unfamiliar city, teaching a troll chieftain. She found it rather novel herself.
"Common Tongue is the shared language of the human kingdoms, though the accents differ somewhat. Still, we all use it!"
"Let's start with the writing system. We use the Tir Alphabet. I won't teach you how to write just yet; we'll take that slowly later..."
"As for Common Tongue itself, the Kingdom of Azeroth, the Stormwind Kingdom, and the Kingdom of Gilneas have noticeable differences. Stormwind's accent rarely rolls its r's, and its pronunciation is flatter. Gilneans, on the other hand, love rolling their r's when they speak. Lordaeron and the other kingdoms, including Dalaran, are mostly similar, without much fuss over r pronunciations."
"I was interested in languages for a time, so I learned the accents of every human kingdom. I also picked up