tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Thu Dec 26 09:00:15 2002
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Re: KBLC
*K*L*B*C*
> tlhIngan Hol vIjatlhtaHvIS "I will dream of you" vIjatlh vIneH.
<<blabla>> jIjatlh vIneH
The object of {jatlh} cannot be the thing being said, only the language
being spoken:
{tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'}
"Do you speak klingon?"
I believe it can also be the person you are talking to, but I'm not sure.
I'm not home for some weeks, so I don't have my sources with me.
> mu'tlheghvam vIchenmoHlaH neH:
When {neH} follows the verb, it means that you can "just verb" something,
and do nothing else.
When it follows a noun, then it means "only that noun", and not another
noun.
> << nItebHa' mataH jIH SoH je DaHram 'e' vInaj>>
> "You and I are together. I will dream it tonight."
From the meeting-Kahless-example (which someone gave use lately) it seems
that {naj} cannot take an object.
> mu'tlheghvam tIq law' nuq tIq puS?
For being together, I'd suggest the verb {tay'} "be together"
{matay' SoH jIH je} "You and I, we are together."
{jInajtaHvIS matay'}
"while I was dreaming, we were together"
> mu'tlheghmeywIj yIchov.
tIchov.
Quvar
Beginners' Grammarian
ghojwI'pu'wI' vISaH
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