No, not at all. The Hobbit (even though it came out after Lord of The Rings) is a companion novel to the Lord of the Rings, they occur in the same universe, although The Hobbit predates the events of LOTR.
Trolls are much bigger than dwarves and hobbits, at least in Tolkien's world of Middle Earth. They are almost the equivalent of giants. They could pick up the hobbit with one hand.
Someone that can change from human form into something else. In The Hobbit Beorn was a shapeshifter and could turn into a bear.
The elves in "The Hobbit" did not know how the dwarves could have travelled there. They thought the barrels were all empty.
Yes, he could and he held a long conversation with Bilbo. Bilbo unknowingly gave a lot of information that he shouldn't have and Smaug revealed a weakness.
Balin mentions that he could understand the speech of Ravens. The Thrush flies off and returns with a Raven named Roac. He is such an intelligent old bird he speaks in the Common tongue and we never find out if the dwarves can understand Raven speech.
you could understand what the singers were saying.
So no one would know what they are saying
No, not at all. The Hobbit (even though it came out after Lord of The Rings) is a companion novel to the Lord of the Rings, they occur in the same universe, although The Hobbit predates the events of LOTR.
No Humans will never be wolves.
It can lead to not being able to understand anything they talk about. For example, if I was on the phone with a Chinese person who could speak English just not with our accent, then this could affect the communication I have with that person. It could also affect him/her to not understand what I am saying.
If you can find one you could go to a speech class and learn how to speak well or you can write things down.
Well, you could go to www.google.com and search about wolves or wolves information. I'm sorry i can't help more.
Well first of all, wolves do not share the same territory as monkeys, and of course 10 wolves would beat them.
Well, for one wolves are helping to balance the ecosystem. Two, wolves are not the evil creatures that folklores and legends have made them to be. Wolves are also the ancestors of our domestic dog. I could go on and on but I hope you see my point, wolves deserve to be saved.
Yes. but not always
No, retard