tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Oct 27 15:44:47 2003
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Request for translation
- From: "Lady K'Lyssia" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Request for translation
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 14:46:37 -0700
- Seal-Send-Time: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 14:46:37 -0700
A friend from a writing list has posted a request for translation of some
Klingon he has com across. With his permission I am posting here. Thank you
for your assistance.
> Hi Carol (or anyone else who might know),
>
> I've got some text written in Klingon, and I'm looking for an automated
> translator. It would be nice to find a two-way translator, but just
> Klingon to English would be okay. So far the only ones I've found online
> aren't complete enough to do the trick. I know there's a book available,
> but this is just a fun little one-time thing. Know if such a tool exists?
> Or if anyone has the book and would care to volunteer to translate this,
> I'd be very grateful.
>
> I'm not asking for a big effort though, so if it's a lot of work, forget
> it. Like I said, just a fun little thing.
>
> The main text I want translated is:
>
> DaHjaj 'oH a QaQ jaj Daq nej lIj pop !
>
> DichDaq taH ghobe' seng chugh SoH tlha' maj Dev Daq
> lIj pop
> vetlh nuq SoH nej laH taH tu'ta'
> tlhap wej jav pagh wej wej wej jav :chel wa' wej wa'
> pagh wa' wej wa'
> tlhap wa' wa' wa' wej vagh wej wej jav :chel wa' wa'
> wa' wej vagh pagh wa'
>
> jaH Daq lIj pop
>
> legh bIng wej sormey
>
>
> Then there's an additional, less important bit:
>
> tlhIngan jIHbe'
> jIyajbe
> DaHjajaj QaQ Daghajjaj
>
>
> I know a good portion of it is numbers, but that's all
> I know.
>
> Thanks,
> Kevin