In the Legend of Zelda what does Link say?

Answer 1

According to zelda.wikia.com/:

Though never directly stated in-game, Shigeru Miyamoto revealed in an interview conducted by Famimaga 64 that Navi is jealous of Princess Zelda and has feelings for Link.

While non-canonical, in Volume 2 of the Ocarina of TImeManga, as Zelda sends Link back in time after the battle with Ganon, Navi exclaims " You're a magnificent hero, Link. The forest will be safe with you there. Link... I love you!".

There are many theories as to why Navi would so abruptly leave Hyrule without any apparent explanation. One is that owing to the fact that Link is not a Kokiri, and thus was never meant to have a fairy companion in the first place, Navi had to depart once his quest had been fulfilled.

Another theory is that Navi realized that she and Link could not ever truly be together as romantic partners, and decides to leave him to escape the unavoidable rejection.

The location to which Navi departs is debated by many, but it should be noted that the same general location that Navi was seen departing in Ocarina of Time corresponds to a secret entrance to the Temple of Time found in The Legend of Zelda:Twilight Princess. It is possible that she departed through this entrance either to settle there in solitude, or move on to parts still unknown.

Answer 2

Link has yet to spit out a full sentence in the games, at least as far as voice acting is concerned. His vocabulary mainly consists of grunts and shouts. See the related links (no pun intended) for a good, though exaggerated, example.

The developers want the player to feel more immersed in the games, so they intentionally leave link without a vocabulary. Whenever an NPC speaks to him and requires input, they player chooses an option and the NPC responds accordingly. Letting the player's imagination do the work not only helps their immersion in the games, but saves money on voice actors.

Answer 3

Navi can be really annoying. She just says "Hey,Listen,Hello and Watch out