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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.
Once again we turn to the chuvmey for another exclamation. Today’s selection is maj. M, A, J. maj means good! and is used to express satisfaction, as the following examples will show you.
HIqwIj yItlhutlh
drink my ale!
maj
good!
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vavlI’ taj wItu’
we found your father’s knife
maj
good!
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mIl’oD vISuvmo’ mon HoD
because I fought the saber bear, the captain smiled
maj
good!
People can, you know, learn a new language even when they have no one nearby to speak to. Of course, that doesn’t apply to you. By and large, Klingon speakers tend to have access to all sorts of technology, and even if there isn’t another student of the language living next door to you, you can easily find one available for an internet chat, somewhere in the world. Imagine, speaking to someone in another country who doesn’t know your native language, but with whom you could share a conversation in Klingon. qo’mey poSmoH Hol.
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