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QUA’PLA!
You mean Qa’pla?
“MrPsychic on September 17th, 2007 11:38 pm
You mean Qa’pla?”
Another way i can tell you are a star trek geek.
Both are correct, but have different meanings. Qa’pla is Klingon for “success”. Qua’pla is Klingon for “Bite me”. Subtle, but important, differences.
Much like “your” and “you’re” in the English language, which apparently Cargen hasn’t yet mastered.
there’s something wrong here, mmmmmm ahh battlestar galactica is soooo much better than star trek, there discuss.
Voyager was a kickass series.
lol, i put your for everything… its easier.
reboot=coolness. Anyone who would waste their time on a fictional (or even on a dead) language like that is wicked cool. ‘Yeah I could learn a real language, but why bother? It’s not as COOL!’ HAHA FTW
Anyways, there some other ways that mispronouncing things in Klingon can get you in big trouble too. My spelling/transliteration in Klingon is not too good, so I won’t try.
But to say “Yes, Sir” is similar to “Yes, worm”. ( it’s generally not safe to insult a superior)
“Disable His/Her gun” is similar to “Disable His/Her nose”
“Show me your fist” (those being fighting words) is similar in sound to “Show me your torso” (which very well may be far more unsafe then the afore mentioned phrase).
Kirk is better than Picard? oooo, lets see how this one escalates!! lol.