venglIjDaq tlhIngan Hol latlh jatlhwI'pu' ghojwI'pu' je DaSov'a'? tlhIngan Hol jatlhwI'pu'vaD lI'qu'laHbogh nIqHom chu' luchenmoHlI' 'op nuv. tera' DIS 2017 wIlo'laHDI', Dat tlhIngan Hol jatlhwI'pu', ghojwI'pu' je DISamlaH. Holchaj wIjatlhmeH latlh Holmey jatlhwI'pu' je DISamlaH. «Amikumu» 'oH nIqHomvam pong'e'. DaH «Kickstarter»-Daq Huch luyIrtaH. ghunwI' vISovchu'mo' Huch vInobta' jIH je. latlh boSov boneHchugh, naDev ghItlhwIj bolaDlaH: http://n-true.livejournal.com/575450.html - - - - - - - 8<- - - - - - SKI: Some people are creating a new application to connect with native speakers and other language learners to practice the languages you would like to learn. It's called "Amikumu" and will be released in 2017. The novelty about this app is that you will be able to select not just from dozens or a hundred languages, but from all languages with ISO codes (and then some more). And Klingon does have an ISO code (namely, <tlh>). So, I deem this app potential very useful to locate other Klingon speakers and learners, and also to organize events for people to practice the language. (of course, many of us are language enthusiasts as well). Maybe have a look, and if you think this is helpful, consider donating some money to them (as I did). Above I posted a link to my blog page where I wrote a longer article in Klingon about "Amikumu". And here is the direct link to the Kickstarter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1770123604/amikumu-the-app-to-use-langu... - André