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RE: KLBC: Grammer questions

• From: Eric Andeen <[email protected]>
• Subject: RE: KLBC: Grammer questions
• Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2001 12:16:06 -0700

ja'pu' qonwI':
>4.  What can I use for "with" as in "I talked/stayed/ate/etc. with
>[someone's name]"?

ja' pagh:
>Often, this idea can be expressed by using the verb {tlhej} ("accompany").
>Sometimes a single, long English sentence can broken down into two smaller
>Klingon sentences. For example, "I ate dinner with Torg" could be said in
>Klingon as these two sentences:
>{'uQ vISop.} "I ate dinner."
>{mutlhej torgh.} "Torg accompanied me."

jIja'be' jIH. ghaytan ja'pu' taD. batlh taghwI' ghojmoHtaH ghaH.

pagh

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