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The Na'vi destroy the Hell Trucks of the mining company.Jake shoots one and exclaims in excitement. The Na'vi go for an aerial hunt for Stuurmbeast.As Jake and the other Na'vi climb the mountain, Neytiri flies past them on her banshee, Seze.Its fellow species follow suit and, to the delight of Jake and Neytiri, raise themselves into the air. After Jake touches the Fan Lizard, it flies away in a radiant glow.

At night, Jake and Neytiri run through the luminescent forest.Jake, Grace, and Norm proceed from the helicopter to the secluded laboratory, with an explanation about the mountains.Jake tries to ask Neytiri her name, but she seems annoyed by that.Neytiri then arrives and hands Jake a fruit.

When Jake joins the circle, a little Na'vi girl smiles at him curiously, but her father holds her back.

Jake and Neytiri running through the neon-lit woods is slightly longer.

The squad reaches the abandoned school, revealing that Grace teaches English to the Na'vi children until a serious incident occurred (bullet holes around, etc.) which was insinuated.

The first flight across Pandora is longer, with the helicopter flying past the Stuurmbeast herd.

The tongue took inspiration from the natural languages of the world to create a totally different spoken form. He came up with his own set of constraints and words to be used in the language of Pandora. Additionally, Frommer had to decide on the language's syntax - or rules regarding word order. In a similar vein, Frommer's conception of the new language totally avoided the sounds of "ch", "th", and "sh".

Just like "j" and "r" don't exist in Korean, in English, the 'h' sound is unaspirated. Equipped with a vast knowledge of linguistics, Dr Frommer understood what kinds of sounds the Na'vi language would or wouldn't have. Cameron didn't want any additional editing done to their voices and wanted them to sound authentic and not unnatural. Cameron requested Dr Frommer that the Na'vi language must be entirely new, as it's supposed to be from another planet, and that it should sound "nice" to the audience. James Cameron hired him to construct a language that would be easily enunciable for actors to pronounce but would not resemble any human language. The Na'vi language was created entirely from scratch by linguist Dr.