tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jul 15 08:13:41 2002
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Dop Hurgh HoS
QaH DloraH:
> > >[toH, jIHvaD Dal ghu' 'e' vIchID.
>> > Okay, I admit it: I'm bored!]
>>
>> Da' jIHvaD DalDi' ghu' nuq Da(?do?) 'e' DaSov.
>> (at least you know what to do when you're bored.)
>
>nuq is a question word. You did not ask a question.
>The Da' at the beginning, did you intend Do'?
>jIHvaD...? "for me", or "for you"?
>
>Do' SoHvaD DalDI' ghu', Qu' Data'nISbogh DaSov.
:) thank you.
> > Dop Hurgh HoS law''a'? - ghobe'. ghobe'. ghobe'.
>> (is the dark side stronger? - no. no. no.)
>
>Remember OVS (Object-Verb-Subject).
>But with an OVS sentence we can't say "strongER". You might have to do a
>comparison, which you kind of have the first half. Stronger than what?
HoS law''a' Dop Hurgh HoS, HoS puS'a' wuv Hurgh HoS.
i don't like this version.
do i really have to say both parts of the sentence?
HoS law''a' Dop Hurgh'e' HoS?
what would this sentence mean? it's obvious that there is a <Dop
Hurgh> and a <Dop wuv>. it sounds strange to me: "is the dark side of
the force stronger than the bright side of the force?" it's too long.
bye,
sts.