[tlhIngan Hol] Is the {je} necessary ?

[mayqel qunenoS]

ok, I understand. however in this sentence that you wrote:

{*qo'vam'e' yInvam'e' [je?] mubechmoH*}

was it your intention to indeed use the {mu-}, or did you want to write
something else ? the way it is written I can't understand its meaning.

qunnoH jan puqloD
ghoghwIj HablI'vo' vIngeHta'

On 3 Dec 2016 9:55 pm, "SuStel" <sustel at trimboli.name> wrote:

> On 12/3/2016 2:48 PM, mayqel qunenoS wrote:
>
> I want to say: "this world, this life make me suffer".
>
> the orthodox way of saying this, is of course through the use of {je}:
> {mubechmoH qo'vam yInvam je}
>
> but lets assume I don't want to use the {je}. In this case can I write:
>
> {mubechmoH qo'vam'e' yInvam'e'} ?
>
> In this sentence I have two nouns each carrying the {'e'}. So obviously
> they cannot be forming a noun-noun construction.
>
> as we said, when it comes to nouns with the {'e'}, we don't know if the
> {je} is necessary in order to join them. so, assuming that indeed we could
> leave it aside, the only remaining question is:
>
> is the sentence {mubechmoH qo'vam'e' yInvam'e'} good as is, or do I need
> to add a {bIH} thus writing:
>
> {mubechmoH qo'vam'e' yInvam'e' bIH} ?
>
>
> Your Klingon is as ungrammatical as your English. "This world, this life
> make me suffer" is an informal shortcut. Formally, you need an "and"
> between them.
>
> Likewise with the Klingon. If they're to be the subject together, they
> need to be conjoined.
>
>
> *mubechmoH qo'vam yInvam je. mubechmoH qo'vam'e' yInvam'e' je.*
>
> *qo'vam'e' yInvam'e' [je?] mubechmoH.*
>
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