RE: KLBC: noH Qujmey

[Perry Brulotte <PBrulotte@tlcesmart.com>]

Damn... I am rusty... and to think I followed the list very closely about
6-8 years ago... I guess I lost some knowledge... almost everything you
mention I go "Duh" to myself when I read... comments below:


> -----Original Message-----
> From: cheesbro@rpa.net [mailto:cheesbro@rpa.net] 
> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 16:45
> To: tlhIngan-Hol@kli.org
> Subject: RE: KLBC: noH Qujmey
> 
> 
> > > nuH Dalo'bogh yIngu'
> > > PGP vIlo' ... 'ej jIQap.
> > > 
> > chu' wa' *PGP* 'ej ngo' wa' *PGP*.
> > One PGP is new {style} and one PGP is old {style}.  
> 
> For "style" you can try /Segh/.
> 
> (PGP ngo'qu' vIlo')

*website* vIlegh 'ej vIQochbe'.
{I looked at your website and I agree.) -- I seem to recall a word we were
using for website but I don't remember it.

> 
> 
> > yotlhDaq *Tippmann 98/Flatline* je chu' *PGP* vIqeng.
> > On the field I carry the Tippmann 98/Flatline and the new 
> {style} PGP.
> 
> When connecting nouns, /je/ goes at the end of the string of 
> nouns. When connecting sentences, /'ej/ goes between the sentences.
> 

Duh... another one that I KNEW but FORGOT.  I must be getting old...

> 
> > *Tippmann 98/Flatline* wa'DIch nuH.  *PGP* cha'DIch nuH.
> > The Tippmann 98/Flatline is the
> > primary weapon.  The PGP is the backup (secondary) weapon.  
> 
> Both of these klingon sentences need verbs.  In this case we 
> would use 
> the "pronoun as 'to-be'".
> 
> Tippmann 'oH nuH'e' wa'DIch.
> 
> #-DIch goes after the noun it modifies.
> 
> (nuH wa'DIch 'oH [PGP]'e'.  nuH cha'DIch 'oH [PMI-1]'e'.)
> 

Again... I knew about the #-DIch thing but alas my mind was not working
efficiently.  The 'oH issue I wasn't sure on so I guessed... and wrongly.

> 
> > 'ach rut wa' nuH, vaj *PGP* vIlo'.
> > But sometimes I carry one weapon, then I use the PGP. 
> 
> "but sometimes one weapon, thus.."
> What about "one weapon"?  ... vIqeng
> 

Ya... again... duh on me.

'ach rut wa' nuH vIqeng, vaj *PGP* vIlo'.
(better??)



> 
> DloraH, BG
>