jIyaj

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/d͡ʒɪˈjɑd͡ʒ/
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Ein kompakter klingonischer Satz mit der Bedeutung ich verstehe, gebildet aus dem Präfix der ersten Person ohne Objekt und dem Verb verstehen.
Practice using jIyaj in conversation until it feels natural

Beispiele

  • bIjatlhDI', jIyaj.
    Wenn du sprichst, verstehe ich.
  • DaH jIyaj.
    Jetzt verstehe ich.
  • paQDI'norgh vIlaDta'DI', jIyaj.
    Nachdem ich die Lektion gelesen habe, verstehe ich.
  • QIt Dajatlhchugh, jIyaj.
    Wenn du es langsam sagst, verstehe ich.
  • jIyaj.
    Ich verstehe.

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yajchu'

Bedeutungen

Ich verstehe

verb
conversation
neutral
Ein vollständiger klingonischer Satz mit der Bedeutung, dass der Sprecher versteht, ohne ein ausdrücklich genanntes Objekt.

Beispiele

  • jIyaj.
    Ich verstehe.
  • DaH jIyaj.
    Jetzt verstehe ich.
  • bIjatlhDI', jIyaj.
    Wenn du sprichst, verstehe ich.
  • QIt Dajatlhchugh, jIyaj.
    Wenn du es langsam sagst, verstehe ich.
  • paQDI'norgh vIlaDta'DI', jIyaj.
    Nachdem ich die Lektion gelesen habe, verstehe ich.

Ähnliche Wörter

yajchu'

Etymologie

Gebildet aus Klingonisch jI-, dem Subjektpräfix der ersten Person ohne Objekt, und yaj, verstehen. KLI-Phrasenmaterial führt jIyaj als ich verstehe auf.

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Stormy Tiger
Jul 16
came here for a meme word and accidentally learned verb prefixes, fair enough
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Minty Panda
Jul 14
Dont use jIyaj for I know. Klingon has Sov for know a fact, while yaj is understand or comprehend. English swaps those casually, Klingon lessons usually dont.
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Olive Dingo
Jul 11
Qapla', I can finally read one of these without guessing every letter
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Copper Toucan
Jul 11
For pronunciation, that I is the vowel of English bit, not the English word I. Then the y starts the second syllable.
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Rosy Pony
Jul 9
i always read the I as l when fonts are bad, pain
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Breezy Warbler
Jul 9
The KCD line Dajatlhbogh vIyajbe' exists, but beginners should know its grammar is weird. Safer in normal lessons is to put in a head noun, like mu'tlhegh Dajatlhbogh vIyajbe', or just say nuqjatlh? if lost.
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Marble Seal
Jul 8
en español me cuesta no poner mayuscula al inicio, aqui si importa la forma exacta
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Solid Cricket
Jul 6
Careful with jIyajbe'. The final apostrophe is not decoration, it is a letter, so leaving it off changes the written Klingon even if your English eye wants to ignore it.
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Smoky Squirrel
Jul 2
DaH jIyaj is honestly the first Klingon sentence that stuck for me
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Quick Snail
Jun 30
jIyajchu' is a nice next step, it is more like I understand clearly or perfectly. Not just louder jIyaj.
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Merry Duck
Jun 26
For a question, bIyaj'a'? is do you understand? with no object. If you mean do you understand it, Dayaj'a'? is the one you want.
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Solid Otter
Jun 24
the capital I thing made my brain itch for a week lol
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Pearl Duck
Jun 24
A useful contrast for learners: jIyaj means I understand in general. qayaj is I understand you, and vIyaj is I understand it or them. The prefix is doing the object work.
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Plucky Gopher
Jun 22
If you are starting a Klingon sentence with it, dont change the first letter just because English would. jIyaj is still jIyaj at the beginning, not JIyaj. The caps are sounds, not title case.
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