The Klingon Dictionary: English/Klingon, Klingon/English (Star Trek) Paperback – 1 Jan. 1992

This brilliant book gives information on the pronunciation of Klingon, the grammar explanations are clear with plenty of examples, & there are references to Klingon culture and the way of life - just as you would expect to find in a good dictionary for any language spoken on Earth or any other planet. It is bilingual ie there is a Klingon to English vocabulary section, plus an English to Klingon section. The grammar coverage is comprehensive, yet it is approachable for all readers, whether they have learned other languages or not. After using this book you will be able to understand the Klingon in your favourite films and TV programmes, as well as speak to other Star Trek enthusiasts in Klingon.So...nuqneH? ( = What do you want?) This dictionary! (& this dictionary will also act as support for the Duolingo Klingon course)

Proper nerd book but i love it

A book with relevant information as described. Had fun.

The cover is different

great dictionary

I started learning Klingon a few weeks back and enjoyed it so much, I decided to go for it and get the dictionary. So glad I did! It's simplified learning for me, explaining some things I hadn't grasped from Duolingo's admittedly excellent course. I am totally amazed at how Marc Okrand managed to create this language from nowhere and make it seem so authentic. Love it!

I have always been interested in different languages and when I found that I too could learn the language of one of the most well-known alien races in the Alpha Quadrant I had to buy.This is so much more than a dictionary providing a lot of support with grammar and pronunciation, areas that are rather more complex than originally anticipated. I would recommend that the dictionary is used in conjunction with a good friend as no-one can learn a language from reading a book alone.

I was a bit disappointed initially that it didn't have some of the phrases I was more familiar with nut then realised that a lot of that was later Next Gen and DS9 canon. Good book, well composed, not a deep read, something that you dip in and out of as you need to.