Pronounced (more or less) "Ikh’, ‘H’ has a guttural throaty sound to it. And agreement goes verb-subject. Klingon doesn’t use “to be”, it more or less treats any adjective or verb in that position as an infinitive.
Additionally, male/female are (mostly) indeterminate in Klingon; the pronoun “ghaH” can mean he or she. 'IH can mean handsome or beautiful depending on the subject.
In Klingon:
'IH data
Pronounced (more or less) "Ikh’, ‘H’ has a guttural throaty sound to it. And agreement goes verb-subject. Klingon doesn’t use “to be”, it more or less treats any adjective or verb in that position as an infinitive.
Additionally, male/female are (mostly) indeterminate in Klingon; the pronoun “ghaH” can mean he or she. 'IH can mean handsome or beautiful depending on the subject.
Thanks Duolingo!
Lol no problem, ive been using that and the book for a few months now
Does it call you an honorless p’taq if you miss a day?
*petaQ, and sadly no, just the usual
Per Memory Alpha:
Eh it’s not in the book so it could be approximated those ways
You dont really see “p’” followed by a consonant though, and Q has a specific sound associated with it that the other spellings dont imply.
That said im a novice
Edit: subtitles are with me tho