tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sun Oct 17 04:14:24 2004
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Re: -be'lu' vs. -lu'be'
Am Wed, 13 Oct 2004 14:51:28 -0500 hat Steven Boozer
<[email protected]> geschrieben:
> Okrand never actually says this, but I like to think of {tu'lu'} "there
> is, there are" as a sort of frozen expression or unconjugated autonomous
> phrase.
It seems to be like that yes, many people think the same way. This comes
certainly from the fact that the language was made up by an english
speaking terran! :-)
> But getting back to Klingon, Okrand ends the section on "Common Errors:
> The Case of {lu-}" with:
That was the section I was referring to, but I was too lazy to quote it.
Thank you ;-)
I can live with {tu'lu'} as "there is".
Quvar.