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Lieutenant Commander
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How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
![]() I had a chance to meet Marc Okrand at a small sci-fi convention a little over a week ago (you can read about it here). For those who many not know, Okrand created the Klingon language. Anyway... Okrand signed my "Klingon for the Galactic Traveler" book in Klingon, but I can't figure out the translation with my Klingon dictionary or Google! For anyone who can translate it and provide a source(s) for said translation, I'll give you a signed copy of Armin Shimerman's (DS9's Quark) book "The Merchant Prince." The sentence appears to be (and this is based on my read of his handwriting): tlhingan Hol DaHaD tup 'a'? Any takers? Send an e-mail to kelly.rowles@alltern8.com if you think you've got it, or post a comment (be sure to send/leave your e-mail address if you do).
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
So perhaps he wrote "If you want to learn (translate?) Klingon". (source from looking from klingonese written homepage and referencing to the english one...) http://www.kli.org/kli/langs/KLItlh.html
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Lieutenant Commander
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
According to qurgh, the sentence breaks down to: tlhIngan - Klingon Hol - Language Da- - prefix for you do something to him/her/it HaD - to study -rup - suffix meaning prepared to do the action -'a' - interrogative suffix ![]() ![]()
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
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The Dominion Terror Act - 5: Those Unwelcome Visitors One-Shot: Lizards for Friends "I wanted to see Roxas. He was the only one I liked. He made me feel like I had a heart." » Axel VIII <> Roxas XIII |
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Lieutenant Commander
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
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Re: How good is your Klingon? I need a translation!
Hi, just joined the forum, mainly joined couse I want to know if anyone else noticed that a Klingon says "Jahwol" in the dinning room after a Klingon warrior woman licks her lips and gaze at Riker in episode 8 (A Matter of Honor) of season 2 in TNG at ~23:30 min. Anyone know what it means, I don´t think one needs a intergalactic translator for it but still
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