tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sun Aug 22 02:58:08 2004
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Re: {Qub} {Har} {Sov} {tu'}
Am Sat, 21 Aug 2004 20:02:36 +0200 hat Philip Newton
<[email protected]> geschrieben:
> It's official, then, that {Sov} has both meanings? Or, at least, very
> widely accepted?
easy: {Sov} = "know" ;-)
seriously, we have canon for both meanings.
{jIHtaHbogh naDev vISovbe'}
"I'm lost." (I don't know the here I am at)
(etwas kennen)
{qama'pu' DIHoH net Sov}
"One knows we kill prisoners"
(etwas wissen)
Power Klingon:
"Knowledge of useful information may be unfortunate"
{De' lI' Sovlu'DI', chaq Do'Ha'.}
"As soon as one knows..."
(daten kennen)
"Guest, do you know any funny stories?"
{meb, lut tlhaQ DaSov'a'}
(witz kennen)
CK:
"Do you know anyone here?"
{naDev vay' DaSov'a'}
"No. I don't know anyone here."
{ghobe'. naDev vay' vISovbe'}
(jemand kennen)
interesting, only after I added the german translation, I noticed that in
German the meaning of "know s.th." and "know a person" is sometimes
translated with the same word.
Actually, we're very lucky that {Sov} applies to both! :-)
Quvar.
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