[Tlhingan-hol] vagh jaj, vagh 'uy' DarSeq je

[Brad Wilson]

HIvqa' veqlargh!! Then by extension, we can say:
{DujlIj Do mach law' DIvI' veQDuj Do mach puS}


ghItlh lojmIttI'wI' nuv.
> Do is a noun. You seem to have left out the adjectival verb describing it. 
> Otherwise, you are spot on.

ghItlh gheyIl.

> > But how to say, "My ship flies faster than your ship"? There are no verbs
> > of quality meaning "be fast" or "be slow" (at least, I can't find any). But
> > there are adverbs {nom} and {QIt}.
> 
> There may not be a verb for "to be fast" but there is a word for 
velocity/speed.
> DujwIj Do law' DujlIj Do puS.
> My ship's speed is greater than your ship's speed.
> And if you want to specify that it's faster when "flying", start with a clause 
as already mentioned.
> puvtaHvIS DujwIj Do law' DujlIj Do puS.
> gheyIl



 
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