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Nick Farmer is a writer and linguist.
Biography[]
Nick Farmer is a science fiction writer and linguist based in Oakland, California, United States. He is able to speak in 14 languages.
Involvement[]
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 1 | |
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| Season 1 — Episode①"Dulcinea" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode②"The Big Empty" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode③"Remember the Cant" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode④"CQB" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑤"Back to the Butcher" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑥"Rock Bottom" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑦"Windmills" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑧"Salvage" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑨"Critical Mass" | Linguist |
| Season 1 — Episode⑩"Leviathan Wakes" | Linguist |
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 2 | |
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| Season 2 — Episode④"Godspeed" | Linguist |
| Season 2 — Episode⑤"Home" | Linguist |
| Season 2 — Episode⑥"Paradigm Shift" | Linguist |
| Season 2 — Episode⑪"Here There Be Dragons" | Linguist |
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 3 | |
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| Season 3 — Episode①"Fight or Flight" | Linguist |
| Season 3 — Episode⑬"Abaddon's Gate" | Linguist |
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 4 | |
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| Season 4 — Episode①"New Terra" | Linguist |
| Season 4 — Episode⑨"Saeculum" | Linguist |
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 5 | |
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| Season 5 — Episode①"Exodus" | Linguist |
| Linguist: Nick Farmer • Season 6 One Ship | |
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| Season 6 - Ankawala (One Ship) | Linguist |
| Season 6 - Zenobia (One Ship) | Linguist |
| Season 6 - Win or Lose (One Ship) | Linguist |
| Season 6 - Night Watch (One Ship) | Linguist |
| Season 6 - Remember the Cant (One Ship) | Linguist |
Notes[]
- Nick is a staff linguist contracted to develop the Belter creole for the Syfy television adaptation of the James S.A. Corey book series The Expanse.
Trivia[]
- He has worked closely with Eric Armstrong, the show's dialect coach, and with Andrew Rotilio, the actor who portrays Diogo Harari to ferret out the kinks in the Belter language he developed for the fictional TV universe.
