tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed Oct 15 05:29:37 1997
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"Good night."
- From: "Bjorn X Oqvist" <[email protected]>
- Subject: "Good night."
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1997 05:29:24 PDT
If I want to say "Good night" in klingon, should I do it exactly as in
english? (adjetive - noun).
{ram QaQ.}
Or should I say "The night is good":
{QaQ ram.}
What do we actually mean when we say "Good night?" - I thought about it
and
realized that when we say "Happy birthday." we definetly *do no* mean
that
the day itself is happy, but rather something along the line "May you be
happy on your birthday.":
{qoSwIj jIQuchjaj.}
So how do we say "Good night." in klingon? and what do we mean *exactly*
when we say it in english. "May your night be good."? Perhaps "May you
feel
good this night."?
/'eQ
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Bjorn X Oqvist KLI(#H2014) WCT(#491)
[email protected] http://www.kuai.se/~dark
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