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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.
Let’s walk you through another batch of new nouns and verbs so you can follow today’s short coversation between me and my friend QIb.
The nouns are:
pegh / secret
qab / face
qoq / robot
The verbs are:
jon / capture
lop / celebrate
lugh /be right or be correct
QIb: DujDaq qoq Datu’’a’ / Did you find the robot on the ship?
’angghal: HISlaH ’ej bIlughmo’ malopnIS / yes, and because you were right we need to celebrate
QIb: tugh bIloplaH ’ach DajonDI’ monlI’’a’ / soon you can celebrate, but was it smiling when you captured it
’angghal: qoq qab vIleghbe’ / I did not see the robot’s face
QIb: peghmey ghaj monbogh qoq / smiling robots have secrets
’angghal: monchugh vay’ Davoqbe’ / you don’t trust anyone who smiles
And that’s our dialogue for the week. Six new words and a healthy warning not to trust smiling robots. Seriously, you need to ask yourself, why are they smiling? When you think you know the answer, or at least an answer, post it to my blog. In Klingon, of course. qo’mey poSmoH Hol.
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