tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Oct 22 06:34:09 1993
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How do you feel?
- From: (Mark E. Shoulson) [email protected]
- Subject: How do you feel?
- Date: Fri, 22 Oct 93 09:34:03 -0400
>From: [email protected] (The Songbringer -- Marnen to the common fol
> k)
>Date: Thu, 21 Oct 93 19:33:27 EDT
>Matt Gomes says:
>: How would one say "How do you feel?" or something of that nature... I
>: know I have to use <chay'>, but there is no verb for "feel" (except
>: to feel/touch). Would anyone have a sentence that asks someone if
>: their well-being is moderate this day?
>Well, lately I've been using >chay' ghoS yinlij?<. I suppose one could use
>>biSuvrup'a'?< [ ;> ] or even >nachlijDaq Qi'tu' ghe''or ghap Daghaj'a'?<
[ :p
I dunno, having read the several suggestions. They seem a bit
beating-around-the-bush to me, or else too metaphoric. "chay' ghoS
yInlIj"? Where's it going? "Go" in the sense of "develop" is a little
overly English to me (I guess I'm against Krankor here too). I'd go the
simple route:
bIpIv'a'?
Or maybe "nuq 'oH DotlhlIj'e'?"
~mark