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Learn the Alien Languages of Star Trek: a Masterpost
Vulcan (Vulkhansu)
Vulcan Language Research Project
Vulcan Language Dictionary
Vulcan Writing Systems at Omniglot
Korsaya
Vulcan Language at Memory Alpha
Vulcan Language Institute
Vulcan Language Official Tumblr (No longer active, but still good info)
Cardassian (Kardasi)
Cardassian Language Tumblr
Kardasi Dictionary
Kardasi Grammar Summary
Cardassian Writing System Part 1
Cardassian Writing System Part 2
Cardassian Writing System Part 3 (Numbers)
Kardasi Quizlet Class
Cardassian Language at Memory Alpha
Klingon (Klingonese)
KlingonTeacher on Youtube
Learn Klingon Facebook Group
Klingon Teachings
Klingonska
The Klingon-English Dictionary by Marc Okrand PDF
Klingon Language at Memory Alpha
Duolingo Klingon Course
Klingon Language Institute
Klingon Language Assistant App (For Android Phones only)
Klingon for the Galactic Traveler by Marc Okrand
Conversational Klingon by Marc Okrand
Power Klingon by Marc Okrand
Romulan (Rihannsu)
Imperial Romulan Language Institute
Romulan Writing System on Omniglot
Central Institute of the Romulan Language
Romulan Language and Culture Institute
Romulan-English Dictionary
Romulan Language at Memory Alpha
Ferengi
Ferengi Language at Memory Alpha
Ferengi Writing System Part 1
Ferengi Writing System Part 2
Bajoran
Bajoran Language Project
The Bajoran Language File
Bajoran-English Dictionary
Bajoran Language at Memory Alpha
Trill
Trill Language at Memory Alpha
Trill Language at Holowiki (Not sure how accurate this is)
Dominionese
Dominionese at Memory Alpha
Borg
Borg Language at Memory Alpha
Andorian
Andorian-English Dictionary
Andorian Language at Memory Alpha
Andorian Languages at Memory Beta
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I feel like a horse with no name is probably the best song in the world. Not even my Favorite song just the best
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My lil Disco animation
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My child said to me:
“Other-donkey, Elsa likes macaroni kiko”
Can you understand what this sentence means? Write down your guess before I reveal the answer in the next tweet
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found this three year old draft buried in my files. is it funny? I don't remember
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Instead of working on an extremely important scholarship project, I spent the majority of last week needle felting a life-sized American Woodcock.
His name is Tim. Tim B. Doodle!
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I got my Cow Facts T-shirt :D I did this for myself mainly but if anyone else wants it I’ll put the link in the notes
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You’d kill for a cigarette. The thought arrives in your head, an unwelcome tumour, clinging to the only part of your mind to be functioning at full speed. No. You’re not entertaining this thought. Your busted nose wouldn’t welcome the smoke. Nor would your punctured lung. (TO-DO: Smoke. Just the one. Maybe two. You deserve it. Your lungs ache for it.) Stop thinking about it. It makes it hurt more. It’s as if acknowledging the injury makes you long to aggravate it, breathing deeper, faster, heavier- Stop thinking about it. You’re panicking. Remember your voltas. Repeat one in your head until your thoughts and your breaths slow. --- Kim takes a shot meant for Judit Minot, his partner at the 41st. He can't understand why this makes everyone around him so mad.
strap in kids we're unpacking self-sacrifice, guilt and kim's unwavering faith in the RCM with this one
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an interesting linguistics find! so I'm reading this text from 1908 and it keeps referencing "hp" in the context of "not being at full hp" "applying your full hp to a task" etc
and I'm like....... okay that is a perfectly normal way to describe energy and reads totally clear to me, but I KNOW you don't mean hit points/health points which is the first place my brain goes, so what are YOU using hp to mean
and it's not explained in-text, which means it was common enough to not warrant explanation to the 1908 audience, so gotta look elsewhere
horsepower. turns out it's horsepower.
and I'm absolutely FASCINATED that a commonly used initialism from 1908 now stands for something different AND YET the contextual meaning is still the same to a 21st-century reader
I could hand this guy my nintendo switch and he'd be like, ah yes I understand, this ''''pokemon'''' loses horsepower throughout the fight
language is amazing
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