Off topic: Klingon language added to Deutsche Welle
Sherey Gould United States Local time: 06:11 Member (2003) German to English
Sep 16, 2004
BERLIN, Germany (Reuters) -- German broadcaster Deutsche Welle has added Klingon, spoken by the bumpy-headed aliens of the "Star Trek" television series, to the 30 languages used on its Web site, the network has said.
The pages, at http:/klingon.dw-world.de/english/index.php, were added to celebrate the site's 10th anniversary.
"The dialogue of cultures does not end at the edge of our solar system," Deutsche Welle director Erik Bettermann said in a statement.
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xxxpucoug Nepal Local time: 17:56 English to Hindi + ...
Didn't see your post :)
Sep 16, 2004
Hi Sherey,
Didn't see your post before I posted mine I guess we read the story at the same time.
Sherey Gould wrote:
BERLIN, Germany (Reuters) -- German broadcaster Deutsche Welle has added Klingon, spoken by the bumpy-headed aliens of the "Star Trek" television series, to the 30 languages used on its Web site, the network has said.
The pages, at http:/klingon.dw-world.de/english/index.php, were added to celebrate the site's 10th anniversary.
"The dialogue of cultures does not end at the edge of our solar system," Deutsche Welle director Erik Bettermann said in a statement.
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Magda Dziadosz Poland Local time: 14:11 Member (2004) English to Polish + ...
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Sep 16, 2004
Sherey Gould wrote:
"The dialogue of cultures does not end at the edge of our solar system,"
Certainly not!
And do you know that it is possible to ask a KudoZ question in Klingon? You never know who is on the other end of internet...
Magda
[Edited at 2004-09-17 00:13]
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