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Mon Mothma’s crash out (valid)

i was gonna say thrawn would clock luthen's shit immediately but honestly i think luthen's gallery plays into thrawn's weakness (cool art) and eli wouldn't clock it either bc of the wlw on mlm violence happening w kleya:

Andor Appreciation Day 2 - Everyone Has Their Own Rebellion

As I have learned to translate sentences into Vulcan, one grammar rule has stuck out as the most helpful. Most Vulcan sentences follow this order:

Verb → Subject → Object → Everything Else

I actually wrote this on a post-it and stuck it to my computer screen to make it easier to remember as I write and translate.

One more essential rule: In Modern Golic Vulcan (the most common dialect and the one this blog focuses on) There are no definite or indefinite articles. So no “the, a, or an.”

Let’s look at some examples.

“T’Pring needs a computer.”

1. Break it Down Verb: needs (bolau) Subject: T’Pring Object: computer (tum-vel)

2. Translate Bolau T’Pring tum-vel. (Literally “need T’Pring computer.”)

“T’Pring needs a computer for school.”

1. Break it Down Verb: needs (bolau) Subject: T’Pring Object: computer (tum-vel) Everything else: for (na’), school (shi'oren)

2. Translate Bolau T’Pring tum-vel na’shi’oren. (Literally “need T’Pring computer for school.”)

“T’Pring is smart and logical.”

1. Break it Down Verb: is (nam-tor) Subject: T’Pring Object: N/A Everything else: smart (klon), and (heh*), logical (ozhikaik) *heh, not eh, is correct here because it follows klon, which ends in a consonant sound.

2. Translate Nam-tor T’Pring klon heh ozhikaik. (Literally “is T’Pring smart and logical.”)

Eli: That seems... unnecessary, sir. How about you just stop causing problems?

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