How do orcs know what menus are?
Restaurants are open in human middle earth, hunans use the word and it's passed to the orcs.
Because it's a translation into english and probably was an idiomatic phrase in their language that didn't quite translate.
And the closest translation was that.
>>24340048
Isengard is a fancy place. Much fancier than Mordor.
That is actually a surprisingly good point
Same way you know what a vagina is
They heard other people talking about them
>>24340048
It's not in the books.
Peter Jackson added it because he is fat and loves restaurants.
>>24340048
There are orc restaurants, obviously
>>24340153
you've never seen this question asked before? you've never asked it yourself before?
>>24340048
He was actually using the Orcish word "meh-nu'u", which means "platter".
>>24340048
Their language was created by Sauron, and Sauron probably knows what a menu is. While I must salute your good eyes, there must be a lot of ways to explain it, as there are inns in their world.
>>24340328
There are a few anachronism in the books but Tolkien mostly added them about hobbits, including gollum, like when he's talking about how to cook a fish with Sam :
> Give it to us raw and w-r-r-riggling; you keep nasty chips.
Fish and chips became popular in England only during the 19th century. You shouldn't know about that recipe in the middle of Mordor. Except if you're a fucking hobbit on a quest to destroy an ancient and noble culture.
Why didn't they just fly the eagles to Mordor?
>>24340544
because tolkien is a terrible writer and the only thing he is good at is world building
>>24340570
>my Manwe
