[tlhIngan Hol] [Tlhingan-hol] Liquid Nitrogen

[Lieven]

Am 05.08.2016 um 17:31 schrieb qurgh lungqIj:
> What do other languages do? I don't remember ice being used this way in
> Japanese.

In daily language in german, when people say they go "eat ice" it is 
always clear they mean "ice cream, made of milk". But usually it refers 
to frozen water only. There is also the expression "dry ice", but 
nothing else.

About the other quetion of the Klingon definition of chuch: it was 
created in relation with rura pente, and one should assume they talk 
about frozen water there.

I doubt that Klingons would know what {chuch QaD} is, but as a Terran 
reader, I certainly accept it.

By the way, is there no nitpicker here who has noticed that {voQSIp} 
cannot be liquid and SIp on the same time?  ;-)


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