tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Tue Jan 03 19:47:06 1995
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Re: Learning Klingon in the North of Sweden
- From: [email protected] (Craig Kraft)
- Subject: Re: Learning Klingon in the North of Sweden
- Date: Tue, 3 Jan 1995 20:47:02 -0700
At 07:05 PM 1/3/95 -0500, JOHAN BERGLUND wrote:
>Hello,
>We are a bunch (about 10) of persons who are intrested in learning
>klingon. We have some questions:
>
>* How difficult is it to learn?
>* How can we get books or something like that?
>* Which books are good to start with?
>* Is there anyone in Sweden who speak Klingon?
>* How can we be members of the KLI?
>
>We would be very grateful if someone out there in CyberSpace could
>help us! Thanx!
The Klingon Dictionary is an excellent resource as well as the audio tapes and
a visit to the Klingon Language Institute (hhtp://www.kli.org) will also
provide more resources to you in your quest. Now why they are trying to
translate the terran bible into Klingon I'll never know for it has no place
in Klingon mythology as related to star trek's vision of Klingons
>
>Qapla' (What does that mean anyway??)
It means Success
>By the way... one of my friends, Enar, looks very much like a
>Klingon...
>
>/ Yoe & Friends in Skellefteaa, Sweden
>
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