tlhIngan Hol (Klingon Language)

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nuqneH !
   (pronounced like nook-NEKH !)
tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'?
   (pronounced like TLIngan khol da-jatl-A ?)
naDev tlhIngan Hol tu'lu'.
   (pronounced like na-DEV tlingan khol TOO-loo.)
choSuchbe'chugh vaj bIHegh !
   (pronounced like cho-shooch-BE-choogh vaj bi-KHEGH !)

If you want to hear the alphabet letter of Klingon Language accurately, click here ! (KLI's site)

The following sentence is the meaning of above Klingon sentence.

What do you want, everyone? (Greeting)
Do you speak Klingon language?
There is Klingon language here.
Visit me or die ! (An idiomatic expression of Klingon)

Klingon Language Postal Course

   This is the course for beginners about Klingon Language by Klingon Language Institute.You need the reader of PDF files.

Hi, my name is YOKOYAMA Hiroyuki. I'm a Japanese.

And my Klingon name is "Dop-HuD". (The origin of the name come from my Japanese name, namely, YOKOYAMA.)
The word 'YOKO' in Japanese language, means 'width', which is related to "Dop" in Klingon language. "Dop" means "side (n)" in English. So exactly this work of Klingon word is wrong. But there are no Klingon words in "The Klingon Dictinary", which mean "width or breadth or extensiveness or wideness".
The word 'YAMA' in Japanese language, means 'mountain (n)', which is "HuD" in Klingon language.

(NOTE: But according to 'Klingon Words Not In The Klingon Dictionary' in KLI's Web page, 'width, have a width of ' is 'juch' in Klingon. [Cited from MSN News group] So my Klingon name is "juch-HuD" in this case.)

I'm interested in Klingon Language of US movie "STAR TREK." So I will introduce my previous job by Klingon Language of "STAR TREK."

And I'm interested in the code of Klingon's way.
Because the code looks like the code of the samurai (the old japanese warrior).
Do you know Japanese words -- harakiri, kamikaze etc.?
That meaning is the code of samurai, namely, Bushidoo.
Honor is most important thing for them.
I respect it, but I fear it.

The STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION episodes (from movie "STAR TREK III") about the Klingon Language was invented by linguist Marc Okrand.
For more information about the Language, please refer to Okrand's book, The Klingon Dictionary, published by Pocket Books. (ISBN: 0-671-74559-X; Price: $10.00)

My web page links to the following famous web page of Klingon Language (This Institute is in USA.) :

Klingon Language Institute(Click here !)

The following Web page has new Klingon words not in THE KLINGON DICTIONARY in KLI (Klingon Language Institute) Web page. :

Klingon Words not in The Klingon dictionary (Click here !)

The next following Web pages in English is the pages about Klingon Language in JAPAN. Mr. Koubuchi, who is promoter of the Web Page, is my nice supporter about the Klingon Language. I am deeply greatful to him for his kindness. :

Itabashi Klingon Museum(Click here!)

And I introduce my previous job by Klingon Language! Please enjoy it! There are RealAudio Files of Klingon language here !

Introduction of Tomakomai Area Environmental Supervision Center(click here !)

Japanese Web Page is here (click here !)

Other Sites about Klingon Language

Description of alphabet of Klingon Language and pIqaD (Klingon Character). (click here !)

Michael Everson suggested "Klingon pIqaD" as ISO/IEC 10646-2 (Unicode)   (ISO/IEC JTC1/SC2/WG2(N1643) ) 

Klingonaase Words' List 1 (click here !)

   Klingonaase is Klingon Language before linguist Marc Okrand invented.

Mark E. Shoulson from the Klingon Language Institute explains "Klingonaase":

[...] about the difference between Klingonaase and tlhIngan Hol: Klingonaase is not the same language as the one in Okrand's book, which the Klingon Language institute studies mostly. Klingonaase was a term used by John Ford in "The Final Reflection", and some vocabulary was developed for it, but aside from the fact that both are attributed to the Klingons, it has nothing in common with Okrand's Klingon language. The KLI would be interested in studying Klingonaase if any work were really done with it [...], but mostly we study the Klingon language as sanctioned by Paramount; Okrand's tlhIngan Hol.

Klingonaase Words' List 2 (click here !)

   Klingonaase is Klingon Language before linguist Marc Okrand invented.

"PARAMOUNT HOL" GUIDE

   This guide are words used by characters on Star Trek that are supposedly Klingon.

Qapla' ! (pronounced like kkhap-LA)

(It means "Success !")

My favorite phrases of Klingon Language are:

If you want to hear the alphabet letter of Klingon Language accurately, click here ! (KLI's site)

not toj tlhInganpu' (pronounced like not toj tlinganpoo)

(Klingon never bluff.)

batlh potlh law' yIn potlh puS (pronounced like batl potl law yin potl push)

(Honor is more important than life.)

bIHeghvIpchugh bIHeghpu' (pronounced like bikheghvipchugh bikheghpoo)

(If you are afraid to die, you have already died.)

batlh bIHeghjaj (pronounced like batl bikheghjaj)

(May you die well.)

Heghlu'meH QaQ jajvam (pronounced like kheghloomekh kkhakkh JAJvam)

(It is a good day to die.)

By the way, I want "Star Trek :Starfleet Academy / the May issue of the COMIC books".(both of the English version and the KLIGON version)

STAR TREK(R) STARFLEET ACADEMY(tm): Vol. 1, No. 18, May, 1998.

(ISSN #1083-4472) Published by MARVEL COMICS.

Bar code: 7 59606 03669 1 (01811) :KLINGON version

Bar code: 7 59606 03669 1 (01821) :ENGLISH version

If you can get them, please tell me HOW TO GET these comics !

If you would like to visit sites about the other languages of STAR TREK (BAJORAN, CARDASSIAN, FERENGI, ROMULAN, VALCAN), please click HERE !

My e-address is:

introklingon@geocities.com

I'm looking forward to your impressions and opinions.

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