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Hello, and welcome. You’re listening to DaHjaj Hol, your daily dose of Klingon language. I’m your host, Lawrence Schoen.
We celebrate this last day of our eighth month with an appropriate exclamation: Ha’. Capital H, A, Apostrophe. Ha’ means let’s go! or come on! We’re two thirds of the way through the year, so we shouldn’t dally here. Instead, come on, let’s go!
Ha’ romuluSngan vIlegh ‘ej ‘oj betleHwIj
let’s go, I see a Romulan and my bat’leth is thirsty
Ha’ ma’eqchugh cha’logh maSoplaH
come on, if we’re early we can eat twice
Ha’ be’nI’ jup yatlh vImaS
let’s go, I prefer your sister’s pregnant friend
Don’t run out and begin using exclamations too quickly. After all, you might scare the humans you encounter with your passionate use of the warriors’ tongue. Oh, who am I kidding, we both know you’re going to rush right out and do this, aren’t you? After all, what better way to open worlds? qo’mey poSmoH Hol.
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