[90704] in tlhIngan-Hol
Re: [Tlhingan-hol] learnings from Saarbr?cken qepHom'a'
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Agnieszka Solska)
Tue Nov 15 16:55:33 2011
From: Agnieszka Solska <agnpau1@hotmail.com>
To: tlhIngan Hol mailing list <tlhingan-hol@stodi.digitalkingdom.org>,
tlhIngan Hol <tlhingan-hol@kli.org>
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2011 21:55:04 +0000
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>>> I saw several new words (words new to me=3B they may already be known t=
o
>>> others):
>>> <'IvtIH>
>>> <rajma'>
>>> <'eQway>
>>> <cha'neH>
>>
>> Where did you see those? Were they written by MO? Were they printed? Or =
just
>> written on table among a lot of weird drawings? pay attention to those
>> latter=2C many of our students like to "invent" funny klingon words :-)
>=20
>I believe I saw them in a printout 'ISqu' had of useful words. (De'vID
>may have seen them elsewhere.) I don't remember what source=2C if any=2C
>was marked next to them=2C but I think they were in a small section of
>their own=2C fairly close to the "newest" end of the list.
I learned them last August and promptly included them in my list of new wor=
ds.=20
To the best of my knowledge they come from MO. The first one was revealed=20
to pagh=2C who needed it for the story he was translating for the Worlds of=
=20
Translation Project. I don't know whether the other words were also reveale=
d=20
to him or to someone else.=20
'ISqu'=20
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gt=3B<br>>=3B>=3B Where did you see those? Were they written by MO? Wer=
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ay have seen them elsewhere.) I don't remember what source=2C if any=2C<br>=
>=3Bwas marked next to them=2C but I think they were in a small section o=
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r>I learned them last August and promptly included them in my list of new w=
ords. <br>To the best of my knowledge they come from MO. The first one was =
revealed <br>to pagh=2C who needed it for the story he was translating for =
the Worlds of <br>Translation Project. I don't know whether the other words=
were also revealed <br>to him or to someone else. <br><br>'ISqu' <br> =
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