2009-3-02 qID - make a joke
2009-3-03 qeng - carry
2009-3-04 vIlInHoD - a type of bird (parrot)
2009-3-05 toch - palm
2009-3-06 lurDech - tradition
2009-3-07 mu'mey ghoQ - slang (fresh words)
2009-3-08 lIH - begin a song
2009-3-09 nuralngan - Nueralese
2009-3-10 jer - surge
2009-3-11 nuQ - annoy
2009-3-12 tlham - gravity
2009-3-13 ghangwI' - horizon
2009-3-14 pos - be open, opened
2009-3-15 pup - kick
2009-3-16 lulIgh - refuge
2009-3-17 qanwI' - little finger
2009-3-18 wogh - go too far
2009-3-19 Qay' - blow one's top
2009-3-20 poch - plant
2009-3-21 matHa' - gunner
2009-3-22 qotlh - tickle
2009-3-23 'or - pilot, operate
2009-3-24 tuqvol - forehead (regional)
01 - Introduction
02 - Pronunciation
03 - Grammar
04 - Numbers
05 - Time and Everyday Usage
01 Introduction
02 Qualifying suffixes
03 Straightforwardness
04 Straightforwardness - Dialogue
05 Phrases - Aggressiveness and strength
06 Dialogue - Using the four ideals; accuracy, straightforwardness, aggressiveness and strength
07 Drinks
08 Toasts
09 Curse warfare
10 Adressing people with high rank
11 Dialects
12 Replacement proverbs
13 Secrecy proverbs
14 Holiday proverbs
15 Empire union day phrases
16 Rite of ascention (Nentay)
17 Mating phrases and sounds
18 Clipped klingon
19 Klingon humour and jokes
20 Pet commands
21 Dialogues - A klingon day
22 Ending and credits
