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So what *did* the Klingon say to Captain Archer? Any translators here?
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j***@gmail.com
2019-12-04 02:58:35 UTC
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You ment "hear"
c***@gmail.com
2020-08-01 20:59:56 UTC
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Spoiler space below if anyone didn't see the pilot episode
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At the end of "Broken Bow", Archer asks his translator what the Klingon said
and she says "you don't want to know"---well, I would like to know! (unless
they just had the actor speak gibberish, but since Klingon is an invented
language that's pretty well established, I doubt it. Anyone here speak
Klingon? What did he say?
Thanks.
I always considered it a "dialect" of Klingon. The words were brute force translated one at a time using the word lists at the back of the old Klingon Dictionary Book. Translated that way it roughly means:
"I will not kill you today, Boy."
Chris Dobbins
2021-08-28 09:04:54 UTC
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William Wallace
2023-03-15 02:09:49 UTC
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Hey idiot Klingon is not a real language!
Are you for real?
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At the end of "Broken Bow", Archer asks his translator what the Klingon
said
and she says "you don't want to know"---well, I would like to know!
(unless
they just had the actor speak gibberish, but since Klingon is an invented
language that's pretty well established, I doubt it. Anyone here speak
Klingon? What did he say?
Thanks.
hey idiot klingon is a fully developed language

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