Re: Conlangs in fiction/movies
| From: | Wesley Parish <wes.parish@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, December 21, 2005, 11:35 |
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That's sad, very sad, because my Klingon girlfriend has threatened to
challenge me to a duel unless I can learn Klingon fast enough to allow me to
be introduced to her parents ... ;) (and she's making the voorish sign as
well, and muttering incantations to Cthulhu, and I fear for my very
soul ... ;)
Tell Mr. Okrand much more than my life depends on that Dictionary .... ia, ia,
ia ftagn!
Randolph Carter
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 10:28, Chris Peters wrote:
> The thread on conlangs in music got me curious about other conlangs that
> have been used on-screen or in popular books. Resources are easy to find
> regarding Klingon and Quenya. Personally, I'd also be interested in seeing
> published references about Vulcan (also done by Marc Okrand, of Klingon
> fame. Sadly, I've spoken to Mr. Okrand, and he informed me that no Vulcan
> Dictionary is forthcoming.)
>
<snip>
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> :Chris
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