Kilrathi language

[Manjana]

That is what I meant. It has never been a complete language,or has it?

 

[Nuclearbox]

That's what Arabic looks like written in English Napolean, just jiberish. ex: Salaam= May peace be unto you.

 

[TC]

No, no one's ever written up a complete Kilrathi dictionary or anything of the sort. I assume they have an official list of Kilrathi words though, because they're mostly consistent with established words. LOAF made a list of Kilrathi words, though.

TC

[Edited by TC on 02-24-2001 at 21:37]

 

[Bandit LOAF]

https://www.wcnews.com/loaf/art18.shtml

Kilrathi lexicon -- the sentance structure for the translated sentances is *not* like Arabic (G)

 

[Manjana]

Aha. They just established the words which were needed very often. The rest of the language was not necessary in their eyes.

 

[Manjana]

By the way, Bandit: The link lead my PC to an error...is this the fault of me (the PC) or is something with the link wrong??? (I think it's my PC, but it would be interesting to know whether it is really so).

 

[Dragon]

Try...

https://www.wcnews.com/articles/art18.shtml


[Edited by Dragon on 02-25-2001 at 13:51]

 

[Manjana]

Ah. Better. Now I see something without any error. Thanks!

 

[Wedge009]

Originally posted by Nuclearbox
Have you seen Chinese written in English?

I think you mean Chinese written with characters we recognise (Latin-Arabic?). Anyway, I'm hardly a linguist, I'm of Chinese descent, yet born in England, and raised in Australia, so I only know how to speak English.

[Edited by Wedge009 on 02-25-2001 at 21:52]

 

[Bandit LOAF]

Thanks!