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IDIOMA KLINGON

Clase 01
Para empezar, aquí van algunas palabras y frases útiles... ghobe' >>
Significa NO y se utiliza para contestar una pregunta.
Ha'
>>
Vamos!
HIja' / HISlaH
>>
SI. Se utiliza para contestar una pregunta. lu' / luq
>>
Si, OK, lo haré. maj >>
Bien. Como expresión de satisfacción. majQa' >>
Muy bien. pItlh >>
Está hecho, está realizado, he finalizado.
Qo'
>>
No, me niego. wejpuH >>
Encantador. Se usa irónicamente. tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'
>>
Habla usted klingon? nuqDaq 'oH puchpa''e'
>>
Dónde está el baño?
Espero que no necesiten usar esta frase, porque para cuando logren hacerse entender, será demasiado tarde para que les den una respuesta... bIjatlh'e' yImev
>>
Callate!
Qapla'
>>
Éxito!
Como habrán visto, el uso de mayúsculas no es el tradicional.
No importa el lugar que ocupen las letras en la palabra, hay algunas letras que se escriben siempre en mayúsculas y otras siempre en minúsculas. La letra Q es distinta a la letra q (y se pronuncian distinto).
El abecedario klingon es el siguiente: a b ch D e gh
H
I j l m n ng o p q
Q
r
S
t tlh u v w y '

Si alguno tiene el juego Star Trek: KLINGON, puede revisar en el tercer CD, el Klingon Languaje Lab y el Power Klingon, para aprender la pronunciación de este idioma.

Clase 02 >>
Hola a tod@s!
Aunque, recuerden que estamos hablando de un idioma de guerreros, y en él no hay lugar para amabilidades. Es por eso que en klingon no existe palabra para decir hola. Las conversaciones suelen comenzar con nuqneH, cuya traducción sería: Qué querés? (una forma de ir directamente al tema, sin rodeos).
En caso de conversaciones con un superior jerárquico, se deberá respetar el protocolo correspondiente.
Los números
Los klingons tenían un sistema de numeración ternario, o sea, uno basado en el número 3. En este sistema se contaba de la siguiente manera: 1
2
3
3+1
3+2
3+3
2x3+1
2x3+2
2x3+3
3x3+1
3x3+2
3x3+3
Y luego se complicaba aún más.
Para estar acorde con la práctica más aceptada, el Imperio Klingon

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