tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sun Apr 16 10:11:41 2006
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Re: Why we can use words that it'd take klingons 5 minutes to understand.
- From: Shane MiQogh <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: Why we can use words that it'd take klingons 5 minutes to understand.
- Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 10:11:30 -0700 (PDT)
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>The only thing I see wrong with using a word like {muSHa'} is if it's
>used as a drop-in replacement for the English term "love".
I interpret the word as just that. I'm missing the problem...
>bImISlaw' qoj bImaw'law'. bImujbej. ta'vam ta'chu' bIQ Duj motlh,
>QaptaHchugh.
It is a 2 dimensional object (the water). When the ship is on the water, it has about 1/3rd under it as well.
>bIQ ngaS HIvje'lIj. qechvetlh 'oS 'e'.
nuqjatlh? qatlh bIQ Dajatlh?
>nuq Hech lIj, Kemosabe?
Daj 'e'...
>bIHvaD mu'tlheghmey qon Marc Okrand-'e'. The Fleer/Skybox trading
>cards *are* part of the tlhIngan Hol canon.
Oh...
Alan Anderson <[email protected]> wrote:
ja' Shane MiQogh:
> There is no boat that floats completely on the water...
> As some one has said, "muSHa' " may be interpreted as not hating or
> caring at all, which... Needless to say is on the border of obserd
> (sp?).
> Perhaps we should try to restrict ourselves to more literal
> translations instead.
> I often cut myself and shy away from using parqu' and muSHa'
> because of the... how shall i say... Shunning down on that is done
> by the usage of them.
> It seems we treat the cards almost as highly as cannon... Which
> even cannon alone is treated to highly...
-- ghunchu'wI'
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