Practice 1-Review

>> Practice 1-Review 1-Va-oren

Tal
kominsu-tal anthropology
te'koshif         architecture
Dvatai-tal political science
Iksan-tal          economics
Vuhlkansu Vulcan
Su’us-tal        Mathematics
Shal-tal       Geography
Vesht-tal         History
Tum-vel-tal Computer Science
Tumau-tal Programming
Vistra-tal         Networking (IT)
Kitau-tanaf Literature
Kloshai-tal Psychology
Shila-tal          Sociology

Shi
Shi’dunap Library
Shi’mon         Cafe
Shi’yem          Cafeteria
Kelek Home
Ni’hin Bar/Pub
Taul Club
Shi’ranaya Gym
Tal-zup-shal Laboratory/Workshop
Dunap-mahr Bookstore
Keltra Office
Shahov         Beach
Shi’svitan Plaza, townsquare
Orenkeltra University

Nen
Ek’Tal Science
To-Go Law
Iyula Culture
Ro’Fori Information
Has-Tal         Medicine

Sular
Orensu         Student
Tersu Partner
Mahrsu         Salesperson
Au         They
Etek, etwel We
T/D/Vular You all
Vath, vathsu Other

Taran
I’ now
Vel thing
Ein-vel something
Rom-palikaya      good start (good luck)
Uf k’du?            How are you?
Dau uf’i?            How are things? (informal)
Ba’tan oren ma tu? How many classes do you have?
Tan ra?           How many?
kidona ra?           What does it cost?
Ifis ra?                What's going-on?

Kethelvaya
Guhf Boring
Os          Old
Rom Good
Rihag Difficult
Orenau-bosh Studious
Ohrom Excellent
Marom Great, sturdy
Hag          Easy
Dan-tishaya favorite
Suk          Big
Set’ko interesting, fascinating
Rasahkos         Bad
Pi         Small
Terrasu         Human

Taran t’wak’es
Ein-wak sometimes
K’ashiv often
Wehk many
Weht more
Ten less

Deshkaun
Uf How?
Lu When?
If Which?
Ba'tan Count/number?
Tala Worth?
Kadona Cost?
Wilat Where?
Na’ra For what?
Po Why?
Ra What?
Vi Who?
Tan   Count/amount?

Tor-zhit
Oren-tor to learn
Orenau to study
Ranau to train
Mon-tor to drink
Tam-tor to dance
Pstha to search
Lates to walk
Yem-tor to eat
Mahr-tor to buy
Fai-tor to know
Ken-tor to understand
Tar to speak
Stariben to converse, chat
Sahr-tor to run
Aitlu to need or want
Kitau to write
Zhu-tor to listen
Nam-tor to be
Kah to be
Telv-tor to read
Sarlah to arrive
Gla-tor to see
Glanau to observe
Fau-tor to ride
Toranau to participate
Kesau to respond
Prah to get, obtain
Nem-tor to take, acquire
Ha-tor to live
Dif-tor to live long
Ar’kada to work

CONTINUE TO CHAPTER 2.
(compiled 7-June-2019)

>> Practice 1-46, 1-47, 1-48 Skladau

>> Practice 1-46

In this practice, reply to a student email. Read the message and write 2 or more questions about Vulcan life.

Email:

Tonk’peh, sha’ahmau na’Parea. Oren-tor nash-veh svi’oren-keltra. Ma nash-veh kehkuh oren. Na’aifa khru ranau nash-veh torvukh fi’tor-kel.

LLAP,

Parea.

>> Practice 1-47

Kitaya: Email the Vulcan student about your life.

1. Introduce yourself: _________________
2. Explain your training: _________________
3. List your routines:_________________
4. Ask some questions: _________________

>> Practice 1-48

Wuhkuh wehtik: Proofread with a partner(s), add one more (wuh-wehtik, weh-wuhkuh) question, then submit for review.

Checklist: Pohkaya lozhika? Ifis t’zhit-feim? Yeht wak na’kanok droi? Yeht tor-zhit il vel-zhit? Yeht zunlar?

Question 5. __________________________________

Practice 1-44, 1-45

>> Practice 1-44
Choose the correct answer.
1. Vuhlkansu
a. Gen-lis
b. Shi’Dunap

2. Gen-lis
a. Maut uzh
b. Maut os

3. Ma oren-kel
a. Su’us
b. Sular

4. Dunap ro’fori
a. Zhit t’Vuhlkansu
b. Yem-tukh

5. Ma oren-keltra
a. Savensular
b. Wehk do wuhkuh kelek.

>> Practice 1-45
Visit https://www.starbase-10.de/vld/
Describe
What language you’re studying.
Where you can study it.
Why you would or wouldn’t like to study on planet Vulcan.