tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Mar 12 22:36:36 2004
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Re: koi baat nahin
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- Subject: Re: koi baat nahin
- Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 01:35:51 EST
qon De'vID
>As useful as <pojwI'> is as a reference tool, it should not be
>relied on heavily, especially by beginners.
>You probably know it better than you
>give yourself credit for, but you just need more practice.
>BTW: jIHvaD weQqul *urDu pong Dajatlhmo', DaH tlhIngan
>pongDaj vIyaj. <Shama> 'oSchu' weQqul, qar'a'?
>Oh, and regarding your other post: Be careful, <Qoch>
>means "disagree", <Qochbe'> means "agree". This is
>backwards of the way it works in English.
I tried to tell her the same thing about relying too much on pojwI'.
I definitely need more practice and I need to learn more of the vocabulary.
Yes, weQqul is Shama in Urdu. I think it is cool that her name translates
that well in tlhIngan Hol.
I just need to get used to using weQqul on this list. She already let me know
it too. lol
I do know and understand the difference between Qoch and Qochbe'. I don't
know how I goofed it.
Qapla'!
nov wamwI'
03/13/2004 01:35 (Local Time)
HovpoH 701280.9