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RE: Why Do You Study Klingon?

DloraH ([email protected])

• From: "DloraH" <[email protected]>
• Subject: RE: Why Do You Study Klingon?
• Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 16:21:47 -0600
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> > You forget the feeling of community and specialness that 
> > using Klingon gives.
> 
> I chalk that up to "smugness", really.  I can get that from 
> being a Star Wars trivia junkie, and don't have to learn a
> new language to do it.  :) 

latlh Hol DaghojnISbe', 'ach ngoD ram DaghojnIS.

mu'tay' qaw, pagh  ngoD ram qaw.
rap, Hoch DuHvaD yablIj Dalo'.
vaj chay' Hov veS ngoD ram ngotlhwI' Qu' nIv/ngeD law' Hol jatlhwI' Qu' nIv/ngeD puS?



You don't have to learn a new languge, but you do have to learn all that trivia.

Memorize vocabulary, or memorize trivia.
Either way you're using your brain.
So how would being a Star Wars trivia junkie be any better/easier?


DloraH

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