Translate the famous line

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First, it looks like you might have some extra spaces in the first sentence, along with some typos in the second sentence. Did you intend to write:

quvHa’ghach mIw rurmeH baghlu’pu’bogh

and

qo’ Hochvam ngo’chugh yaghmeH

If so, I’m going to translate those lines. If they aren’t what you intended, let me know and I’ll go with your intended meaning.

quvHa’ghach mIw rurmeH baghlu’pu’bogh
In order for the it that one tied to resemble dishonor’s process

quvHa’ghach – dishonor

mIw – process/step/stage

rurmeH – in order for him/her/t to resemble him/her/it

baghlu’pu’bogh – the it that one tied (bagh tie)

qo’ Hochvam ngo’chugh yaghmeH

This one has a grammatically error in it, with -meH, a verb suffix, on yagh, a noun, so I can’t give a full translation of the sentence. It seems to mean the world’s this everything, if the yaghmeH is old.

qo’ – world, realm

Hochvam – this everything/all/everyone

ngo’chugh – if it is old

yaghmeH – yagh organism -meH for the purpose of or meH bridge

Perhaps you can break down what you believed the two phrases meant and I can help you get closer to those meanings.

The sentence “to boldly go where no one has gone before” is very difficult to translate directly, partially because the English phrasing isn’t that great to start with and also because Klingon lacks an adverb that means “boldly”.