alot.
There are way way way too many to name I'm a huge expert on Harry potter but you should google it
Some of them are based on mythology, folklore and Latin but all were invented by J.K. Rowling. They are not real.
Wave your wand and tada. Read your spellbooks, they will give you directions on how to perform each spell.
Although it's never explicitly stated in the books or movies, the most likely answer is no.
You have to buy the package at the AppStore.
One can find information about Harry Potter Spells on the Internet. Sites like HarryPotterWikia and FunTrivia tells you all sorts of information on all the spells used in Harry Potter.
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Go on Wikipedia, they have a list of all the spells and their uses.
You cannot buy spells in the Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone game. As you play through the story, Harry will attend classes and learn more spells. You go on a challenge in each classroom that, once you have all the spells, you can revisit to fully complete.
Many,I'm sure you can find all the spells on google. Hope this helped:)
No. There are millions of spells. He only knows the ones he is taught and has looked up for projects and such.
No. The magic spells in the Harry Potter books, and movies, are all part of a fantasy story.
There are way way way too many to name I'm a huge expert on Harry potter but you should google it
if You mean the spells in the potions book we learned mufliato, levicorpus (liberacorpus) and sectumsempra
First of all, what do you mean dumb spells? If your referring to his constant use of nonlethal spells like expeliarmus, that's because Harry's style is to nonviolently disarm his opponent. Hope i answered your question.
In the Harry Potter books and movies the person who wrote books about the spells is called Miranda Goshawk but in real life no one has written a book about it.On wikipedia it says all of the spells and what they do in alphabetic order. Also, if you have a blackberry phone you can download an app for £1.99 naming all the spells-but it's just better to go on wikipedia.