There is a book that was made, and there is that line of “Where do you keep the chocolate?!?” It is to be said in a demand tone. I did have a copy of the book ‘How to speak Klingon’, but when I moved from my last apartment, I had to PAINFULLY go through my library of what books to sell so I don’t have to move them, and, alas that was one of the books I chose to sell.
Java is a complicated character. Made of raw awesome? Zero empathy. Really wise to the world? Innocence of a child. Naturally gifted? Predator instincts. I like how you’ve crafted Java as a creature of opposites in this way, yet with zero self-conflict. It’s kind of cool to watch.
I used a Klingon translator I found online. Not sure how accurate but it should translate to “I accept your challenge!” Here’s the link: https://tradukka.com/translate/en/tlh
Yeah, I actually had fun translating stuff back and forth from miscellaneous languages and English and getting some bizarre results, too. Although who even knows who created this Klingon translator. Unless it’s made with 24th century Federation technology I’ll assume it’s faulty.
C’mon, Matt, the ObVious language is Turkish!
I have a feeling if someone ask Java in the Klingon language “Where do you keep the chocolate?”, he will direct then to the container.
Klingons have no word for chocolate!
There is a book that was made, and there is that line of “Where do you keep the chocolate?!?” It is to be said in a demand tone. I did have a copy of the book ‘How to speak Klingon’, but when I moved from my last apartment, I had to PAINFULLY go through my library of what books to sell so I don’t have to move them, and, alas that was one of the books I chose to sell.
nuqDaq yuch Dapol!
Yes, that is the phrase.
Java is a complicated character. Made of raw awesome? Zero empathy. Really wise to the world? Innocence of a child. Naturally gifted? Predator instincts. I like how you’ve crafted Java as a creature of opposites in this way, yet with zero self-conflict. It’s kind of cool to watch.
Thanks, he is more complicated than he appears on the surface. I like the raw awesome explanation.
Anyway. For those who don’t speak Klingon, can you translate for us? I know the first word means ‘Resist’ but I’m not familiar with that second one…
I used a Klingon translator I found online. Not sure how accurate but it should translate to “I accept your challenge!” Here’s the link: https://tradukka.com/translate/en/tlh
Translated *back* from Kilngon gives ‘Oppose I accept’ so I have to assume Klingon grammar is different. 🙂
Yeah, I actually had fun translating stuff back and forth from miscellaneous languages and English and getting some bizarre results, too. Although who even knows who created this Klingon translator. Unless it’s made with 24th century Federation technology I’ll assume it’s faulty.
Timeships are a thing, so I’m not so sure with future-tech it will be *faulty*. My bet is it’s a Temporal Prime Directive thing.
Even if he suddenly got kidnapped by aliens, he should be able to order a triple ristretto with milk!
Communication is important for everyone, but especially for young jaguars.