tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Mar 01 18:54:29 2004
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Re: tuj luSpetmey
- From: "De'vID jonwI'" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: tuj luSpetmey
- Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 21:53:48 -0500
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While we're on the topic of <-logh boq'egh>, how would a
Klingon read (aloud) the following expression?
S = A / (4 hbar G)
Maybe it would be something like: <4-logh boq'egh hbar,
chenwI'-logh boq'egh G, chenwI'-logh boqHa''egh A, chen S>?
It seems terribly clumsy, but I guess it would probably be
understood. (I had some reservations about <chenwI'-logh>,
but it seems like a natural extension of <X-logh> where
<X> is a number. Also, since the result is the subject of
<chen>, it seems like <chenwI'> would be understood to refer
to the result of the previous operation.)
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De'vID
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