The Klingon Language Suite is a collection of three iPhone applications: the Conversational Klingon app, the Klingon Dictionary app, and the Klingon Phrasebook. Here is the suite’s homepage, which shows all three apps.
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The More button in the apps is a link to buy more stuff.
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The conversational intro section includes audio controls to allow you to fast forward and go back.
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The conversational intro section includes English and Klingon text.
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You can listen to both Klingon and English versions of the sentence.
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It looks like Klingon bars don’t let humans drink Romulan ale!
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There are a number of built-in phrases included in the app.
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Word pairs help to reinforce understanding.
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The word Klingon carries great importance.
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The word Andorian does not appear in the Klingon dictionary.
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Somehow, the word cabbage has become an action.
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Again with the cabbage!!
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Computerize – as a verb – conjugated.
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The grand starship Enterprise’s name translated to Klingon.
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Your dictionary lookup history.
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The word transporter as it appears in the dictionary.
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An analysis of the word petaQ.
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The word computer as it appears in the Klingon dictionary.
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When a word is tapped, a number of associated options appears.
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The word technology as it appears in the dictionary.
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An English and Klingon version of the phrase “Are you a Terran?”
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An English and Klingon version of the phrase “Are you transporting tribbles?”
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An English and Klingon version of the phrase “Bon appetit, Terran!”
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An English and Klingon version of the phrase “Get help quickly!”
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Serpent worms do not sound particularly tasty.
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An English and Klingon version of the phrase “I want to visit the Great Hall of the High Council.” The Great Hall is a main attraction on the planet Kronos.
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An English and Klingon version of the question “What did you say?” which is considered a polite Klingon phrase.
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