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There are a number of Klingon songs that were sung in Star Trek. This first one is from the episode of Deep Space Nine where Martok is captain of a Bird of Prey and Worf is his first officer. The bridge crew sings this. Qoy qeylIs puqloD.

Qoy puqbe'pu'.

yoHbogh matlhbogh je SuvwI'

Say'moHchu' may' 'Iw.

maSuv manong 'ej maHoHchu'.

nI'be' yInmaj 'ach wovqu'.

batlh maHeghbej 'ej yo' qIjDaq vavpu'ma'

DImuv. pa' reH maSuvtaHqu'.

mamevQo'. maSuvtaH. ma'ov. This next one was sung by the Klingons living on the Romulan world who were captured survivors of Khitomer. This was the two-part episode of The Next Generation that featured Deep Space Nine in the first part. The song is in Klingon, then pronouncition. bah-dah too-moh Bagh Da tuH mogh Fire streaks the heavens

Sho-jah doo-roh ChojaH Duh rHo The battle has begun

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Mah dok, u-do majaq. 'o' tugh

jih dok, mah zjoo jiDaq. majun.

Par dok, cha-bah! pa'Daq jagh baH!

bu-rak, chu-qa ou' lo' tlhuHQo'!

Telbar nay-goo tep lagh negh 'uH

Moo-go toh-doo mughato' tu'

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kayoh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Boh-naj ya-deetch wo' naj, cha' DIch

Not-veer bah-reech Do' chIj, wa'DIch

Key-jol kel-baj 'ejDo' 'el Da'

keh-dah oh-kie Qib'a' bopar

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kayoh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH This next one is from Deep Space Nine as well, where Worf is drinking with Kor, and they decide to go after the Sword of Kahless in the Gamma Quadrent. Again, Klingon and pronounciation and then Terran tranlation. EJ IM-TA FEY DE-JA I... 'ej HumtaH 'ej DechtaH 'Iw

EJAHDAK-SO-TAS GHOS VA SKRAL BYTEEK 'ej Doq SodTah ghoSpa' Sqral bIQtiQ

EMPA JAJ LAW-MOCH JAJ-PUSH 'e' pa' jaj law' mo' jaj puS

JAJ KAYLESS MOLOR-MIGH HOHK-CHEW KOO. jaj qeylIS molar MIgh HoHchu' And the blood was ankle deep...

And the River Skral ran crimson red

On the day above all days

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Question: What are the Klingon numbers in pronounciation?

Comment: Good Question!

Iinformation: I read this out of a Klingon dictionary...

Answer:

(0) Pagh

(1) Wa'

(2) Cha'

(3) Wej

(4) loS

(5) Vagh

(6) Jav

(7) Soch

(8) Chorgh

(9) Hut

The above is slightly erroneous, because the answerer has capitalized the words, which is incorrect. Klingon has strict rules of capitalization which don't work like English. So the correct list (with brief pronunciation guide) is:

(0) pagh -- "pahgh"

(1) wa' -- "wah"

(2) cha' -- "chah"

(3) wej -- "wedge"

(4) loS -- "loash"

(5) vagh -- "vahgh"

(6) jav -- "jahv"

(7) Soch -- "shoach"

(8) chorgh -- "chorgh"

(9) Hut -- "Hoot" ('H' is like 'ch' in "chutzpah" or "Channukah")

You can build larger numbers with numeric suffixes such as:

-maH (10) -- "mahH"

-vatlh (100) -- "vahtl" (say the tl together as one sound, NOT like "bottle")

-SaD (1000) -- "shahd"

So 10 would be wa'maH and 20 would be cha'maH. 400 would be loSvatlh

and 8000 would be chorghSaD. 666 would be javvatlh javmaH jav.

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