Klingon Language - Example Sentences

Example Sentences

The KLI has hosted wordplay contests, with challenges to invent new Klingon phrases using natural language word play such as palindromes, pangrams, and spoonerisms. Winning sentences include:

jIl moH ghajjaj jaghHomlIj
May your rival have an ugly neighbor
vIt'e' naD lalDan 'e' tIv
He enjoys religion praising Truth
tlhab 'oS 'Iw HoHwI' So' batlh
Blood represents freedom; honor hides the killer
romuluSngan Hol yIjatlh. He'So' QIchlIj.
Speak Romulan! Your accent stinks.
vavlI' quv Say'moHmeH nuj bIQ vIlo'chugh, nuj bIQ vIlammoH.
If I use spit (mouth water) to clean your father's honor, I only dirty the spit.
nov nay qoj neH. nav noy nej qoH.
Only the cliff marries the alien. The fool searches for famous paper.
rut lo' chav meb. lot ru' mev chab.
Sometimes a guest achieves a use. The dumpling stops a minor catastrophe.
pu'chaj buSlaH ngotlhwI'. cha'puj ngoSlaH butlhwI'.
The fanatic can think only about his phaser. The dirt under my fingernails can melt dilithium.
mo'Dajvo' pa'wIjDaq je narghpu' He'So'bogh SajlIj.
Your stinking pet has escaped from its cage and appeared in my quarters.
qajunpaQHeylIjmo' batlh DuSuvqang charghwI' 'It.
Because of your apparent audacity the depressed conqueror is willing to fight you.
nobwI''a'pu'qoqvam'e' nuHegh'eghrupqa'moHlaHbe'law'lI'neS SeH'eghtaHghach'a'na'chajmo'.
The so-called great benefactors are seemingly unable to cause us to prepare to resume honorable suicide (in progress) due to their definite self control.
be'HomDu'na'wIjtIq'a'Du'na'vaD ghureghqangqa'moHlaHqu'be'taH'a' Somraw'a'meyna'wIj'e'.
Is it not that my many, large, scattered muscles are quite capable of swelling for the benefit of the hearts of many scattered girls?

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