[Tlhingan-hol] grammatical constructions not in the main sources?

[mayql qunenoS]

the way I understand it all these :

Klingon Grammar Addendum 1 - Chapter 1: the sounds of Klingon
Klingon Grammar Addendum 3 - Chapter 3: nouns
Klingon Grammar Addendum 4 - Chapter 4: verbs
Klingon Grammar Addendum 5 - Chapter 5: other kinds of words
Klingon Grammar Addendum 6 - Chapter 6: syntax
Klingon Grammar Addendum Appendix - List of useful phrases

lead to the same page right ?

mIv Hurgh qunnoq
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On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 6:40 AM, Ed Bailey
<bellerophon.modeler at gmail.com> wrote:
> I was lucky to find the Grammar Addendum by ter'eS about two years ago. I
> saved it as a Word document and referred to it very often, cleaning up the
> formatting a little each time. Between TKD and the addendum, most of my
> questions were answered. But it occurred to me that it'd be nice to have all
> grammar rules in one reference work, with the additional grammar
> incorporated into the outline of TKD.
>
> Getting answers to questions wasn't the only reason I could have used that
> kind of unified grammar reference. I was overlooking rules that TKD doesn't
> emphasize, like no aspect marker on the second verb with SAO. A unified
> grammar could give these rules proper emphasis, perhaps by extending TKD's
> outline to enumerate them.
>
> --
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> bu''a'
> baHwI'
> IKAV chuch 'etlh
>
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