tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jul 05 00:24:12 1999
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Re: qep'a' javDIch schedule posted
- From: [email protected]
- Subject: Re: qep'a' javDIch schedule posted
- Date: Mon, 5 Jul 1999 03:23:20 EDT
In a message dated 7/3/1999 3:04:18 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< >nuqjatlh? nuq 'oS mu' {pawpu'ghach}?
It has a literal meaning of "having arrived", which I might translate into
more fluid English as "arrival".
>DIp chu' chenmoHmeH mIwvam, wot mojaq Segh Soch ngaSDI', vaj ghu'vam
vIparqu'.
"In order for this procedure to cause a new noun to form, as soon as it
contains a type seven verb suffix, thus I really dislike this situation."
mu'tlheghvam vIyajchu'be'. nuqDaq DIp chu' Dalegh? ghu' Daqelbogh vISovbe'.
>>
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mu' chu' 'oH mu' {pawpu'ghach}'e'. naDev vIlegh. qatlh Daleghbe'? SoQ'a'
mInDu'lIj? mu'vam Da'oghpu', ghunchu'wI'? qabmaj tlhopDaq 'oHtaHbogh
ghu''e' vIqel jay'.
maj. mu' {pawpu'ghach} chenmoHmeH mIw neH vIpar. vIchenmoHmeH, wot mojaq
Segh Soch vIlo'qangbe'. Qobqu' ghu'vam. The perfective in such a
construction must indicate that the arrival has already taken place. Klingon
is not like another language any of us has ever encountered. Still, I have
trouble believing it is so different as to use Aspect markers within nouns.
peHruS