[3010] in tlhIngan-Hol
Re: Someone point out the obvious, please.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU)
Mon Feb 7 13:21:41 1994
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From: Al Goodnis <al@concord.com>
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 94 13:03:40 EST
=> From: Will Martin <whm2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu>
=> Subject: Re: Someone point out the obvious, please.
=> The tapes are VERY useful. I HIGHLY recommend them. Except for a couple
=> brief scenes, everything on the tapes is translated for you on the tapes. If
=> you can't transcribe the Klingon part of the message, you can look up the
=> English side of the message and figure out which Klingon words are being
=> used. My point is that HAVING a transcription of the tape will never help yo
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=> as much as MAKING a transcription of the tape. Others cannot do that learnin
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=> for you, and I am quickly discovering that every time I get past my brief
=> urge to whine "Awwwww, do I HAAAAAAVE to?" and WORK with the language, I go
=> through my greatest surges in learning the language.
Okay then, I know some of the "unusual" stuff in CK. What are
the bad points in PK? Does someone have a "Don't listen to" list??
I purchased PK over the past week and have delighted in what is
covered. Now all I have to do is start listening more. Right now, I can
barely keep up with some of the conversations and repeats!
Qapla'
-qor
