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Beyond simple aesthetics, someone might be drawn to a conlang because of the worldview built into it. Every language is embedded with the cultural perspectives of its speakers, fictional or otherwise. In Klingon, for instance, there is no verb “to be.” “Klingons don’t say somebody is happy. They say you are going through the experience of happiness,” Lipscombe says. “You are happy-ing. You are sad-ing. That’s a temporary thing. It’s not something you are.” Na’vi performs a similar twist of perspective for English speakers by making the word “tok,” which describes being somewhere, a verb that takes an object. In Na’vi, you do not simply exist in a space—you happen to that place. Those elements of a fictional culture might resonate with someone regardless of their attachment to the fictional characters.
In our latest, Maria Temming reports on fictional constructed language—aka conlang—communities, and the ways those languages can bring fans closer to the source material.
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Na’vi, Klingon, and other conlangs get more use IRL than they ever have onscreen.
Na’vi, Klingon, and other conlangs get more use IRL than they ever have onscreen.
Our latest is live! ✨ Maria Temming reports on the worlds of fictional constructed language (aka conglang) speakers. For fans gathering around Na'vi, Elvish, Klingon, Dothraki, or High Valyrian, it's about more than a connection to canon—it's about community.
Conlang aficionados will also note that the definition of a “useful” language depends on who you want to communicate with. Sometimes, that’s a friend with a different native language, or the people who live in a country you want to visit; other times, it’s the people in your fandom. That doesn’t just make a conlang useful. “Once it starts to have real speakers,” Mikaelon says, “in a way, it becomes a real language too.”
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Seeing the Klingon outfits from Vox Excelso again made me truly realize how Klingon Braka dresses and it makes me think about his family. Does he dress in top notch Klingon fashion because he was raised very Klingon? Or is the exact opposite – he likes the fashion because it makes him feel closer to that part of him even though he wasn't really involved in Klingon culture as a child and teen? Or is it just lack of imagination when it comes to black leather? (I kinda doubt that, the costume department seems to be quite intentional, but it is an option!).
Some OC Bar Orders for your amazing Doctor D'Hrava! (I've been really thinking about doctors/medics lately and have been wanting to learn more about yours!) Please feel free to skip over questions if you've answered them before! 🧡🧡🧡
3- How much do they take others into consideration concerning their decisions, plans and future
8- How curious are they about the world around them, do they actively seek learning new things
26- Are their dreams for the future simple or complicated
yay!!! :D I'm pretty sure these are new for her!
3- How much do they take others into consideration concerning their decisions, plans and future?
She's *very* contientious of T'Pril in most of the things she does (she has her blind spots of course especially in things that seem like they only affect her, or small scale impulsive things that sometimes snowball) but she loves her wife very very much and would see it as dishonorable not to treat her as an equal party in decisions.
She factors Ceicive into some of her choices, she cares about him a lot and wants to ensure that he can grow while still having support.
She'll show professional courtesy to the captain and some of the other senior officers she's worked with for a while, but a lot of the time she really just kind of does her own thing. She cares a lot about a lot of people very much, but I think in part because of that she tends to take a very big picture view of things most of the time.
8- How curious are they about the world around them, do they actively seek learning new things
Oh, very! D'Hrava loves learning new things! I think she'd try just about anything at least once!
26- Are their dreams for the future simple or complicated
when she was young they were extremely fantastical, hoping to become a keeper of the time crystals and ancient tomes of the past and future.
That didn't exactly pan out, but she still set her goals pretty high in wanting to join Starfleet medical. She had to fight her way there (literally unfortunately), losing the respect of her House in the process as she (probably?) ended the bloodline in doing so.
Nowadays I think her hopes and plans for the future are a lot less grandiose, but she's happy getting to be with T'Pril and practicing the career she fought so hard for, even if it does mean doing it on a less than glamorous Charon class ship. She finds honor in her work and in love, and I think that's kind of quietly enough for her even if she does sometimes miss her home and her family.
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ferengi x klingon friendships are so important. to me.
"A Klingon is his work, not his family." - Klag, A Matter of Honor
well sir given that every other Klingon-centric episode is about how the deeds of your family impact your life, SOMEONE IS LYING
Love me a Bat'Leth! It's so much fun to learn about Klingon weaponry with the man that designed them, Dan Curry. Shout out to my brother Earl on his amazing editing on this episode of Inside the Roddenberry Archive!