Klingon language

Jesus.

And in- including translations in Klingon.

What the fuck? In 14 minute.

And, uh, and I haven't even started drinking yet.

Okay, Neil, let's start with a quiz question.

Which of these is not a language you can learn using Duolingo? Is it A, Latin, B, Klingon, or C, Elvish?

I'm going to say C, Elvish.

Well, we'll find out at the end of the program.

I asked you which language you can't learn on Duolingo, and you were right.

It's C, Elvish.

Uh, but you can learn Latin and Klingon, the fictional language from the TV series Star Trek, on Duolingo.

And if you did want to improve your Elvish, we did find an app specifically for that.

3.

Which two Deep Space Nine actors got married during the production of the show? Number three, which two Deep Space Nine actors got married during the production of the show? Number four, who was the first actor who played a Vulcan, Romulan and a Klingon? So one actor played all three alien species.

Who was the first to do that? Number four, who was the first actor to play a Vulcan, a Romulan and a Klingon? I'll give you a clue.

It's a very important Vulcan, if that helps.

Number five, who was originally cast as Captain Janeway? Number five, when production on Star Trek Voyager began, who was originally cast as Captain Janeway? She filmed a few sort of hours of it.

Number three, which two Deep Space Nine actors married during production of the show? That was Alexander Siddig and Nana Visitor, better known to us as Dr.

Julian Bashir and Kieran Arise, of course.

Number four, who was the first actor to play a Vulcan, a Romulan and a Klingon? It was Mark Leonard, famous, of course, for playing Sarek, Spock's father in the original series.

You saying this about learning Spanish reminded me of this.

He started learning Klingon from Star Trek.

If anyone out there listens to watches the TV show Star Trek, there's a language for this, this people who are only exist within this TV show, but you can learn it on Duolingo Klingon.

And I had them, they had to choose a language to learn this summer and he chose Klingon.

And I didn't specify that it had to be a language that is actually spoken somewhere.

And it was so funny because he learned these phrases and he would be going around the house saying to knock neck.

Um, when you get to something that, um, that you don't know what it is.

And if you run through, you know, all of the different alphabets that are on the cash sleuth website or, uh, the decode or any of these other, um, websites that have, um, a second alphabet Klingon, you know, Star Wars, the multiple languages in the Star Wars universe, the Predator, you know, any of that stuff that's in there, the Moo Moo stuff, any of that, you can then start to try to, any of that stuff that replaces letters with shapes, you're able to solve it, even if you don't know what it is, or in this case the two that we created last month aren't on cash loose website so this kind of helps everybody um figure out a way to start solving these without um without having a key somewhere on someone's website so um if you've if you can find a key on someone's website Spot on.

That speeds things up a bunch.

It speeds things up a lot.

And throughout the entirety of Star Trek canon, there's never a model of the Strange New Worlds Discovery version of the Enterprise, further reinforcing my theory that Discovery and Strange New Worlds are in a separate timeline.

The film marked the first time that Klingonese was spoken.

The spoken Klingon language was developed by James Doohan, who had expertise with various dialects.

The Star Trek newspaper comic strip was launched in coordination with this film four days prior to its premiere.