The entire purpose of the ship seems to be one of ritual. Klingons have always had their rituals and ceremonies, but the Klingon Sarcophagus ship takes that a step further. Of immediate notice is how dark this ship appears to be. Klingon sarcophagus from the first Star Trek Discovery trailer This type of Klingon ship has not been shown on in any Star Trek television series or movie. Unlike Klingon ships of the past, the sarcophagus ship is enclosed in its dead, some dating back as far as over 1,000 years.
The ship depicted is of the House of T’Kuvma. In the trailer, there is a clear shot of at least one sarcophagus. It brings together those interested in the Klingon language and culture and provides them with services relating to their fan activity.Now that we’ve seen the premiere of Star Trek Discovery, we know that the premise of a sarcophagus ship has made it through to the final show. Is also translated the epic of Gilgamesh and the Tao Te Ching.įor the purposes of Klingonaase Klingon Language Institute was established, which has been operating since 1992. Nowadays, there are also translations of Shakespeare's works into Klingonaase, namely the play Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing. Another step towards perfection of the language took place in 1987, when they had come out next series. The emergence of this language dates back to 1984, when it introduced the film Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. Users of this language are called Klingons are aliens in movies and TV series Star Trek. first was his USER jellies, then up the language.
This language is also noteworthy that, unlike other artificial language created for this specific "population", ie. One of them can become even you, if you learn Klingon using our Czech-Klingon dictionary. Thus was created a completely new language complete with grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and its own alphabet, which spread around the world and won many fans. He tried to make a speech, which is used by alien creatures that sounded just like a few unintelligible words, but gained the impression that a full-fledged language. It was invented by Marc Okrand for movies Star Trek. You can also use these language translators:
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