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Re: Hov leng: tlhInganpu' paqHom

Terrence Donnelly ([email protected]) [KLI Member]



Some of our own KLI members did the translation. I'll
check the names when I get home.  Not Okrand, though,
I'm pretty sure. Nor did I see any actual new canon; a
few surprising usages, as I recall, but nothing
totally new.

-- ter'eS

--- Steven Boozer <[email protected]> wrote:

> naHQun wrote:
> 
> >chu' paqHom vIje'.
> >Hov leng: tlhInganpu'
> >*TOS* tlhInganpu' bop.
> >tlhIngan Hol lo' 'ay'Hom wa'.
> >DI'vI' Hol lo' latlh 'ay'Hom.
> >vIlaD.
> >vItIvqu'.
> >vIlaDqa' vIneH.
>
>http://www.idwpublishing.com/titles/startrek-klingons.shtml
> 
>    Star Trek: Klingons: Blood Will
> Tell­Klingon-Language Variant #1
>    [FEB073522] $4.99
> 
>    How do you say "swift and blinding violence" in
> Klingon, we asked?
>    Here's your answer! This special variant edition
> of the debut issue
>    of "Klingons: Blood Will Tell" presents every
> word balloon and caption
>    translated into Klingon, courtesy of the Klingon
> Language Institute
>    and the linguist responsible for developing the
> Klingon language,
>    Marc Okrand! Here's your chance to get the
> Klingons' side of the
>    story in their own dialect!
> 
> Did Okrand actually participate in this project,
> either translating the 
> text himself of just vetting the KLI's translation? 
> If so, then we have a 
> productive source of canon which I'll have to get.
> 
> Anyone know any more about this?
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Voragh
> Ca'Non Master of the Klingons
> 
> 
> 
> 






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