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Re: Atlantean language

naHQun ([email protected])



On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Lawrence John Rogers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Klingon language speakers,
>
> Can someone help me contact Dr. Lawrence Schoen or Dr. Marc Okrand?  I have
> questions about Okrand's Atlantean and Klingon.

Lawrence started a thread on the Tao Te Ching earlier this month, I'd
check the header on that message for his current e-mail.

The masses don't have access to MO directly. We go through Maltz.
Maltz comes to us.


> I run this Yahoo Group called "The Atlantean Language Group" as of last
> Does anyone have any questions about the Atlantean language?

HIja'. 'ach tlhIngan Hol 'ach naDev.

> He didn't develop it further because the movie didn't do as well as hoped.
>
> We're a smaller group than the KLI.  The group has 162 members but I think
{snip}
> Does anyone know how many the Vulcan Language Institute has or how to
> contact them?

I last stumbled across them by a random web search.

>  How many does KLI have?  Seems like a lot.  We should form an
> Orkand Language Alliance or something.
>

Not aware of anything besides estimates.

>The
> development is rather easier than Klingon as I just make compounds out of
> canonical words.  Hence, there's less of a need for reference materials or
> authority.  It's more artificial but easy.  I've also started on a
> development that constructs new words based on Okrand's method.  I don't
> think it'll get as well developed as the canonical one, though.  People just
> seem to want something Atlantean-like they can write in.

That is deeply disturbing. It is no longer the language MO created.


~naHQun

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