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Re: Number of Klingon speakers?

Alan Anderson ([email protected])

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• Subject: Re: Number of Klingon speakers?
• Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2007 20:05:38 -0400
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The list so far, adding three names of people I have spoken with:

Qov
Qanqor
'ISqu'
ghunchu'wI'
pagh
taD
Holtej
DloraH
nIchyon
Seqram
SuStel
charghwI'
Quvar
qoror
DaQtIq (provisionally)
taj'IH (a very slight stretch)

(I have replaced Lieven's name with his Klingon alias.)

qoror was an impressively skilled young lad from Texas who used his  
mother's email account, a fact which thoroughly confused both me and  
her when I decided to contact him by telephone one day.

I can't really be sure of DaQtIq's fluency, as I wasn't all that  
fluent myself when we spoke face to face.  He was certainly quick and  
skilled at online chat, however.

taj'IH and I had brief moments of mutually understood conversation  
while wandering Brussels.  Her command of the grammar was very good,  
and she both pronounced and understood the words wonderfully.  Her  
vocabulary wasn't quite enough to keep it going for long without  
having to pause for dictionary lookups, though.

-- ghunchu'wI'

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