[Tlhingan-hol] Things missing

[qunnoQ HoD]

> Then move on to the more complex works: Dickens, Shakespeare, Original
Works
by Dickens you mean the Klingon Christmas Carol ?  And what are the
original works ?   Actually i have bought every Klingon book i have
found,and indeed i intend -as soon as i learn the basics- to go through
them ; but the problem is that because of the structure of Klingon
(prefixes-word-suffixes) glued together, when one tries to read from a book
and translate as he goes along,a great deal of time is required. So that is
exactly where the grammar books i spoke of would come in handy. You would
have to concern yourself with small groups of sentences at a time (of the
same level),which would help you learn better (or adapt better as our Borg
friends would say..)

> The KLI's website has the first part of a course on it that will teach
you the language. Have you tried that yet?
not yet,but i plan to.

> Then add all of the notes from stk
what is stk ?

On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 6:32 AM, Rohan Fenwick <qeslagh at hotmail.com> wrote:

> ghItlhpu' qurgh, jatlh:
> > If we have enough interest to produce content, and there's a
> > volunteer who can handle the layout, I don't see why it couldn't
> > be done.
>
> I've got a fair whack of experience in formatting and layout of academic
> books and articles. This is something I'd be keen to take on.
>
> For my part, I think it's best to aim for an annual issue. Many specialist
> academic journals are issued on an annual basis - Anatolian Studies, an
> important journal in my field, is published annually - so I don't think
> it's unreasonable to do it that way. There's a couple of reasons for that.
> First off, annual volumes will be more substantial and content-rich
> whatever happens, and would also mean that new lexical and grammatical
> information would not be quite so scattered. (That's the only problem with
> the back issues of HolQeD - it's so many individual volumes that many
> people will never be able to get a hold of them all.) Secondly, it  would
> also offer the editorial team more time across the year to get everything
> sorted (remembering that all the work involved will be on a volunteer
> basis). I have a few chronic health problems that can rear their heads with
> little notice, and so dealing with a quarterly HolQeD would be out of the
> question for me, but an annual issue would be eminently doable.
>
> The major question for an annual volume would be, when to put it out?
> Since there's only really a few months between qep'a' and Quvar qep'a', I'd
> think that after Saarbrücken would be the way to go. That way we could have
> reports from SepjIjQa' qep'a' and DoyIchlan qep'a' both in the same volume.
> (Plus the arrival of a new volume in the mail in late November to December
> would be a nice present to oneself for Hanukkah, Christmas, Festivus,
> QI'lop, or whatever...)
>
> QeS 'utlh
>
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