tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sat Dec 06 14:58:18 1997
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Re: Borg Language
- From: Qov <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: Borg Language
- Date: Sat, 06 Dec 1997 14:58:07 -0800
At 18:36 97-12-03 -0800, you wrote:
} m109 jatlh:
}
}> In message <[email protected]>, Marian Schwartz
}> <[email protected]> writes
}> >ghItlh KliJaH
}> >>Another question. Not really about Klingon, but I hope someone will answer
}> >it. What language does the Borg speak. In the movies >they only speak
}> >English, but I don't think that that is there own language, because than
}> >they have to be made by humans and that !
}> >>is not the case. I am only curious, because if there not yet is a Borg
}> >language I am going to give it a try. I like it to make new >languages and
}> >a Borg language sounds like a challenge to me.
}> >
}> >I bet they'd use something like Loglan... or maybe just computer code.
}> >Qapla'
}> >qoror
}> 00101000110100110001111101010110110000100101010101011110001100...and
}> don't you forget it!!
}> qelayn
}
}Hmmmmmmm... Well, taking into consideration that the Borg, when
}assimilating someone into the collective, they adapt (as they always do).
}They adapt technology, culture, and I would assume languages as well. Thus
}I would suspect that it would be impossible to develop a finite Borg
}language, as it would be continuously adapting. And from memory, don't the
}Borg communicate telepathically?
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SKI: If you want to talk about alien languages, use Klingon. No matter what
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