Appendix:Klingon/nuqneH
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Klingon
Pronunciation
Interjection
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- what do you want?
- 1989 June 29, “The Emissary”, in Star Trek: The Next Generation, season 2, episode 20, spoken by William Riker (Jonathan Frakes):
- nuqneH, qaleghneS
- What do you want? I am honored to see you.
- (proscribed) hello
Usage notes
- nuqneH can be used as a general greeting to initiate a conversation when someone approaches you, but it's rather used as an actual question expecting an answer than a greeting. Klingons generally don't greet each other, prefering instead to begin conversations by directly stating one's main point. nuqneH is more common among Terrans as a greeting adressing Klingons, but this usage is distinctly foreign to a Klingon ear.