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Re: [tlhIngan Hol] KLBC - How to say "I like to do/doing something

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (SuStel)
Thu Feb 16 03:24:26 2017

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>  From :Christoph.PICHLMANN@agrana.com
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> That reminded me of something a character in the Discworld novels said - I've tried to translate it, but I don' think I really succeeded.
>
> Here's my attempt:
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> *pab chut*  bIHmeH Dachovchu' DabIvpa'.
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> The (paraphrased) quote from Prattchet: "Rules are there so you think before you break them."

On 2/15/2017 3:35 AM, Anthony Appleyard wrote:
> I am tempted to try:-
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> pab chut Dachovchu'meH DabIvpa', pab chut bIHtaH.

*pabHa'lu'pa' qelmoH pab
*/Rules make you think before break them.
(before one breaks rules, rules cause [someone] to consider)/

*pabHa'lu'pa' qellu'meH SaH pab
*/Rules are there to make you think before you break them.
(in order that one consider before one breaks rules, rules are present)/

*yIQIp'eghmoHQo'. yIpab jay'!
*/Don't be stupid! Follow the F'ing rules!/

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      <pre wrap="">That reminded me of something a character in the Discworld novels said - I've tried to translate it, but I don' think I really succeeded.

Here's my attempt:

<b class="moz-txt-star"><span class="moz-txt-tag">*</span>pab chut<span class="moz-txt-tag">*</span></b> bIHmeH Dachovchu' DabIvpa'.

The (paraphrased) quote from Prattchet: "Rules are there so you think before you break them."
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    On 2/15/2017 3:35 AM, Anthony Appleyard wrote:
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      <pre wrap="">I am tempted to try:-

pab chut Dachovchu'meH DabIvpa', pab chut bIHtaH.</pre>
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    <p><b>pabHa'lu'pa' qelmoH pab<br>
      </b><i>Rules make you think before break them.<br>
        (before one breaks rules, rules cause [someone] to consider)</i></p>
    <p><b>pabHa'lu'pa' qellu'meH SaH pab<br>
      </b><i>Rules are there to make you think before you break them.<br>
        (in order that one consider before one breaks rules, rules are
        present)</i></p>
    <p><b>yIQIp'eghmoHQo'. yIpab jay'!<br>
      </b><i>Don't be stupid! Follow the F'ing rules!</i><br>
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