Klingon language added by broadcaster

20 September 2004 · News · World News

To mark its 10th anniversary, German broadcaster, Deutsche Welle, has added Klingon – spoken in the Star Trek series and movies – to the 30 languages used on its website.

Deutsche Welle is mainly for expatriates and German enthusiasts, but is broadcast in Australia by ABC NewsRadio and SBS.

The German Government funded radio and tv network says the dialogue of cultures does not end at the edge of our solar system.

With Klingon fans all over the world, the Deutsche Welle site aims to make brushing up on the Star Trek lingo “qay’be” or “no problem”!

If you can’t resist the temptation, go to the link below.

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