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pIqaD
PIKAD
paQDI'norgh
PAQDI'NORG
AN ALIEN WRITING SYSTEM PRIMER
Prepared as a project for the Interstellar Language School
Box 281
Red Lake Falls, MN 56705
by G.F. Proechel
Copyright applied for 1994
All rights reserved
ngaS mI'vam Table of Contents
Table of Contents .............................................................................................................. i

taghpa' Introduction ................................................................................................... iii
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 1 ......................1
Qu' wa' Exercise 1 .............................................................................................2
Qu' cha' Exercise 2 .............................................................................................3
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' cha' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 2 .....................5
Qu' wej Exercise 3 .............................................................................................6
Qu' loS Exercise 4 ..............................................................................................7
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wej Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 3 .......................9
Qu' vagh Exercise 5 .........................................................................................10
Qu' jav Exercise 6 ............................................................................................11
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' loS Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 4 ......................13
Qu' Soch Exercise 7 .........................................................................................14
Qu' chorgh Exercise 8 .....................................................................................15
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' vagh Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 5 ..................17
Qu' Hut Exercise 9...........................................................................................18
Qu' wa'maH Exercise 10.................................................................................19
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' jav Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 6 ......................21
Qu' wa'maH wa' Exercise 11 .........................................................................22
Qu' wa'maH cha' Exercise 12 .........................................................................23
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' Soch Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 7 ...................25
Qu' wa'maH wej Exercise 13 .........................................................................26
Qu' wa'maH loS Exercise 14 ..........................................................................27
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' chorgh Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 8 ...............29
Qu' wa'maH vagh Exercise 15 .......................................................................30
Qu' wa'maH jav Exercise 16 ..........................................................................31
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' Hut Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 9 ....................33
Qu' wa'maH Soch Exercise 17 .......................................................................34
Qu' wa'maH chorgh Exercise 18 ...................................................................35
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa'maH Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 10 ..........37
Qu' wa'maH Hut Exercise 19.........................................................................38
Qu' cha'maH Exercise 20 ................................................................................39
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa'maH wa' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 11 ...41
Qu' cha'maH wa' Exercise 21 .........................................................................42
Qu' cha'maH cha' Exercise 22 ........................................................................43
pIqaD paQDI'norgh i
pIqaD Romanized pIqad Romanized
B b C ch
D D G gh
H H J j
L l M m
N n F ng
P p K q
Q Q R r
S S T t
X tlh V v
W w Y y
' '
A a E e
I I O o
U u
pIqaD paQDI'norgh ii
taghpa' Introduction
Klingon is usually written in its Roman phonetic form, i.e., it uses the characters of the
English alphabet to create the sounds of the Klingon word (pIn tIn). Klingon has its
own alphabet however called the pIqaD. The pIqaD used by Paramount Pictures
primarily as a decoration, but the Klingon Language Institute and other fan groups use
it not only as calligraphy, but as a means of communication. The form of pIqaD taught
in this text was created by Astra Image Corporation and the one recognized by the
Klingon Language Institute. The handwritten form was developed by the Interstellar
Language School for use by students of this text. The pIqaD has 26 letters, the same
number of letters that are in our alphabet. There is not however a one to one
relationship of the Klingon alphabet with the English alphabet and the sounds are
different in many cases.
Learning a new alphabet is an intriguing part of learning a new language; Greek,

Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese and Korean are examples of languages that
use other alphabets. While beginners often seem daunted by a strange alphabet, in
most cases a new alphabet can be mastered by the diligent student quickly.
The pIqaD is not difficult by Terran standards and can be learned very quickly if one
approaches the task properly. First one must practice reading and writing the new
forms until they become old friends. The text will be broken down into lessons that will
introduce the student to a few letters at a time.
Each lesson will present these characters in the Klingon script; present a handwritten
version easily created using a pen or pencil; and then the Roman phonetic version used
in the Klingon Language Dictionary written by Marc Okrand. The presentation of the
pIqaD will be followed by an explanation of the letter, a page to practice writing the
handwritten form and finally an exercise to decipher the pIqaD letters to make an
English word.
GOTAGMOH -- ghotaghmoH (Let's begin)
pIqaD paQDI'norgh iii

pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 1
In this lesson you will learn five letters from the pIqaD. Two of the letters are vowels.
In English the vowels are a, e, i, o, u and sometimes y. Strange enough, the Klingon
vowels resemble the English vowels in sound, but their visual representation looks
different than in their English counter parts.
pIqaD (Klingon alphabet)
Script Handwritten Phonetic Equivalent
L l
S S
I or I
A or a
D or D
L ( ) closely resembles its English equivalent in form and meaning.

S( ) looks like a capital L or a wide bodied I yet represents the Klingon letter S.
Because both letters have the L shape an easy way to remember them can be to think of
the word LASSO. The L in the word can correlate to the first L shape (L) which is the
Klingon letter l and the SS represents the second L shape (S) which is the Klingon
letter S.
I ( or ) looks like the English letter Y, but is actually the Klingon letter I.
A ( or ) looks like the English letter E, but is actually the Klingon letter a.
It may be helpful to think of the word EAR for the a, The shape of an E with the
meaning of A (E = A -- r.) The same method may be used for the letter I by using the
word YIPEE. The shape of a Y with the meaning of I (Y = I --pee.)
D( or ) looks like a triangle or a fancy letter d.
It may be helpful to think of it like the Greek letter delta ().
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 1
Qu' wa' Exercise 1
Using the examples below practice writing the letters being learned in this lesson.
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 2
Qu' cha' Exercise 2
The following exercise uses the pIqaD script for English words. Decipher the words
into their English equivalent and then rewrite them back into the pIqaD using the
handwritten form shown in this lesson.
L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ), D ( )
pIqaD English Handwritten
1. IS __________ __________
2. AS __________ __________
3. AD __________ __________
4. LAD __________ __________
5. LID __________ __________
6. ILL __________ __________
7. SAD __________ __________
8. DID __________ __________
9. DILL __________ __________
10. SLID __________ __________
11. LAID __________ __________
12. SAID __________ __________
13. DAD __________ __________
14. SILL __________ __________
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15. SAIL __________ __________
16. AIL __________ __________
17. AID __________ __________
18. DALLAS __________ __________
19. AIDS __________ __________
20. ALL __________ __________
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pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' cha' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 2
In this lesson you will learn three new letters from the pIqaD. One of the letters will be
a vowel.
T or t
P or p
U u
T( or ) As you can see, this is a check mark with a hook on both ends.
P( or ) This letter resembles the number 7.
If you can remember check out (associated with the t at the end of out) you should be
able to remember that the check mark is a t. with this method in mind remember 7-UP
(associate with the p at the end of UP) it should help to recall this letter.
U ( ) You learned that the vowel a (A) looks like a slanted E, by removing the center
line you get the look of another vowel u (U). The look is more evident using the
handwritten version of the letter.
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 5
Qu' wej Exercise 3
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 6
Qu' loS Exercise 4
handwritten form shown in this and the previous lesson.
T ( ), P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ), D ( ).

1. US __________ __________
2. UP __________ __________
3. SUP __________ __________
4. PUT __________ __________
5. PUTT __________ __________
6. PUS __________ __________
7. PUP __________ __________
8. PULL __________ __________
9. PILL __________ __________
10. LAP __________ __________
11. LIP __________ __________
12. LISP __________ __________
13. SLIP __________ __________
14. SLAP __________ __________
15. SLIT __________ __________
16. TIP __________ __________
17. TAP __________ __________
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18. SUIT __________ __________
19. LUST __________ __________
20. SALT __________ __________
21. PLUS __________ __________
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pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wej Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 3
In this lesson you will learn four new letters from the pIqaD. One of the letters will be a
vowel.
G or gh
E or e
M or m
N or n
G ( or ) What looks like a large capital I represents the Klingon letter gh. We will
use it in the practice words like the English letter g.
You might think of bIg (the capital I is followed by a g) to help you remember.
E( or ) This character looks a little like an r
You could think of this as an incomplete E (with the middle and bottom line missing --
E).
M( or ) The letter m looks a little like a cane.
N( or ) What seems to be a slanted F is the Klingon letter n.
In the English alphabet the letter m come before the letter n. The letter m looks a funny
cane ( ). When you place a line in the middle it becomes a slanted F ( ) which is the
letter m.
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 9
Qu' vagh Exercise 5
pIqaD paQDI'norgh 10
Qu' jav Exercise 6
handwritten form shown in this and the previous lessons.
G ( ), E ( ), M ( ), N ( ),T ( ), P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ),
I ( ), D ( ).
1. EGG __________ __________
2. LEG __________ __________
3. PIG __________ __________
4. PEG __________ __________
5. ELM __________ __________
6. NAG __________ __________
7. MAN __________ __________
8. MEN __________ __________
9. DIM __________ __________
10. DIN __________ __________
11. PAN __________ __________
12. PAM __________ __________
13. SPAN __________ __________
14. SPASM __________ __________
15. PAT __________ __________
16. PET __________ __________
17. NAIL __________ __________
18. MAIL __________ __________
19. TAIL __________ __________
20. SMELL __________ __________
21. SMALL __________ __________
22. TEN __________ __________
23. STEM __________ __________
24. GEM __________ __________
25. LEAN __________ __________
26. SLUM __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' loS Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 4
In this lesson you will learn three new letters from the pIqaD. Two of the letters will be
vowels.
O or o
Y or y
R r
O( or ) Looks like a flat headed reverse S, but is the Klingon letter o.
You may find it easy to remember this letter by thinking of the word soap. The first
two letter are the key to this memory aid. s = o.
Y( or ) Looks like a reverse capital D with a little tail.
You may find it easy to remember this letter by thinking of black Dye. Black sounds
like Back then the first two letter complete memory aid. Black (backward) D = y -- a
backwards capital D is the Klingon y.
R( ) Looks like a capital F with a weak back, but is actually the Klingon letter r.
You may find it easy to remember this letter by thinking of the word Friend. The first
two letters are the key to this memory aid. F = r.
Qu' Soch Exercise 7
Qu' chorgh Exercise 8
O ( ), Y ( ), R ( ),G ( ), E ( ), M ( ), N ( ),T ( ), P ( ), U ( ),
L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ), D ( ).
1. YOU __________ __________
2. OR __________ __________
3. ARE __________ __________
4. ROT __________ __________
5. TRY __________ __________
6. RUN __________ __________
7. RUM __________ __________
8. TOY __________ __________
9. RYE __________ __________
10. PAY __________ __________
11. TOE __________ __________
12. SOY __________ __________
13. NOR __________ __________
14. MORE __________ __________
15. MOLE __________ __________
16. ROLE __________ __________
17. DRY __________ __________
18. RED __________ __________
19. GUY __________ __________
20. GRAY __________ __________
21. TRAY __________ __________
22. ROD __________ __________
23. DOOR __________ __________
24. STORY __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' vagh Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 5
In this lesson you will learn two new letters from the pIqaD.
F or ng
B b
F( or ) Looks like a flat headed reverse 3, but is the Klingon letter ng.
You may find it easy to remember this letter by thinking of a black 3 ring binder. We
used black before because it sounds like back the 3 is the shape of the letter black 3
(backwards three) and the last two letters of ring are ng which is the Klingon letter.
Black (backward) 3 = ng.
B( ) Looks like a funny shaped reverse capital y, but it is actually the Klingon letter
b.
You may find it easy to remember using the phrase "why be good?" The sound of the
word why can be heard in the letter y. The sound of b is heard in the letter b. (y = b)
Qu' Hut Exercise 9
Qu' wa'maH Exercise 10
F ( ), B ( ),O ( ), Y ( ), R ( ),G ( ), E ( ), M ( ), N ( ),T ( ),

P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ), D ( ).
1. SING __________ __________
2. LONG __________ __________
3. BANG __________ __________
4. RING __________ __________
5. BRING __________ __________
6. BUM __________ __________
7. BUN __________ __________
8. BUY __________ __________
9. BY __________ __________
10. YOUNG __________ __________
11. LUNG __________ __________
12. ANGER __________ __________
13. BOMB __________ __________
14. NAB __________ __________
15. NOD __________ __________
16. MOB __________ __________
17. SNOB __________ __________
18. BUSY __________ __________
19. BUST __________ __________
20. BOSS __________ __________
21. BEST __________ __________
22. STING __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' jav Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 6
V v
H or H
V( ) Looks like a c with a leash, but is the Klingon letter v.
You may find it easy to remember to remember by thinking of the word cave. The first
and third letter are the key -- c = v.
H( or ) Looks like a slanted p, but it is actually the Klingon letter H.
You may find it easy to remember by thinking of the word pHone. The first two letters
are the key for this memory aid -- p = H.
Qu' wa'maH wa' Exercise 11
Qu' wa'maH cha' Exercise 12
V ( ), H ( ),F ( ), B ( ),O ( ), Y ( ), R ( ),G ( ), E ( ), M ( ),

N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ), D ( ).
1. HOT __________ __________
2. HAT __________ __________
3. HUT __________ __________
4. HER __________ __________
5. VAN __________ __________
6. VAT __________ __________
7. HANG __________ __________
8. HUNG __________ __________
9. HAVE __________ __________
10. OVEN __________ __________
11. MOVE __________ __________
12. OVER __________ __________
13. EVEN __________ __________
14. RIVER __________ __________
15. ROVER __________ __________
16. HAVEN __________ __________
17. HURT __________ __________
18. BURN __________ __________
19. ABOVE __________ __________
20. STOVE __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' Soch Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 7
In this lesson you will learn two new letters from the pIqaD. These two characters are
represented in the phonetic as a capital Q and a small q. Both letters have a variation of
the English k sound.
Q Q
K q
Q ( ) Looks like the number 5 without the top line. This is the Klingon letter Q.
You may find it easy to remember by thinking of the word Quintet. A Quintet is a
group of five. Since the character resembles a 5 without a top -- 5 = Q.
K ( ) Looks like a flag on a slanted pole, but is actually the Klingon letter q.
You may find it easy to remember by thinking of the referee of a football game holding
the flag at the ten yard marker for the quarterback to make first down. q is the first
letter of quarterback -- flag = q.
Qu' wa'maH wej Exercise 13
Qu' wa'maH loS Exercise 14
handwritten form shown in this and the previous lessons. Be careful to distinguish the
capital Q (Q) and the small q (K).
Q ( ), K ( ),V ( ), H ( ),F ( ), B ( ),O ( ), Y ( ), R ( ),G ( ),

E ( ), M ( ),N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ), I ( ),
D ( ).
1. QUIT __________ __________
2. QUINT __________ __________
3. KUAIL __________ __________
4. QUART __________ __________
5. KUIP __________ __________
6. EKUIP __________ __________
7. QUILL __________ __________
8. KUIVER __________ __________
9. KUINT __________ __________
10. QUEER __________ __________
11. KUAD __________ __________
12. SKUAD __________ __________
13. SKUID __________ __________
14. AKUA __________ __________
15. SKUEAL __________ __________
16. TKQUE __________ __________
17. QUID __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' chorgh Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 8
C or ch
J j
C( or ) Looks like an upside V attached to a backwards L. This is Klingon letter

ch.
J( ) Looks like the Greek letter pi () -- in geometry class we learned the formula for
the area of a circle (pi times the radius squared -- r2). This letter in Klingon is a j.
Qu' wa'maH vagh Exercise 15
Qu' wa'maH jav Exercise 16
C ( ), j ( ),Q ( ), K ( ),V ( ), H ( ),F ( ), B ( ),O ( ), Y ( ),

R ( ),G ( ),E ( ), M ( ),N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ), A ( ),
I ( ),D ( ).
1. COP __________ __________
2. SUC __________ __________
3. CIN __________ __________
4. CIMP __________ __________
5. JOB __________ __________
6. JOY __________ __________
7. JAY __________ __________
8. DUTC __________ __________
9. CAIN __________ __________
10. MATC __________ __________
11. JAB __________ __________
12. JUST __________ __________
13. CEST __________ __________
14. JADE __________ __________
15. JIG __________ __________
16. JIVE __________ __________
17. JOVE __________ __________
18. JAP __________ __________
19. CAP __________ __________
20. CAIR __________ __________
21. CEQUE __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' Hut Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 9
In this lesson you will learn one new letter from the pIqaD.
X or tlh
X ( or ) Looks like a Y on top of a pedestal. This is the Klingon letter tlh. The
sound is close to the sound in words ending in -ttle, -tal, -ddle or -dal.
pIqaD paqQDI'norgh mI' Hut Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 9
Qu' wa'maH Soch Exercise 17
pIqaD paqQDI'norgh mI' Hut Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 9
Qu' wa'maH chorgh Exercise 18
handwritten form shown in this and the previous lessons. Note that the X will
represent words ending in -ttle, -tal, -ddle or -dal.
X( ),C ( ), j ( ),Q ( ), K ( ),V ( ), H ( ),F ( ), B ( ),O ( ),

Y ( ),R ( ),G ( ),E ( ), M ( ),N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ), L ( ), S ( ),
A ( ),I ( ),D ( ).
1. BOX __________ __________
2. NEX __________ __________
3. RAX __________ __________
4. BAX __________ __________
5. MIX __________ __________
6. SAX __________ __________
7. VIX __________ __________
8. RIX __________ __________
9. PAX __________ __________
10. PEX __________ __________
11. GIRX __________ __________
12. MEX __________ __________
13. LIX __________ __________
14. HURX __________ __________
15. HUX __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa'maH Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 10
In this lesson you will learn one new letter from the pIqaD.
W or w
W( or ) Looks a lazy backwards 7, but represents the Klingon letter w.
Qu' wa'maH Hut Exercise 19
Qu' cha'maH Exercise 20
handwritten form shown in this and the previous lessons. Note that the X will
represent words ending in -ttle, -tal, -ddle or -dal.
W( ),X ( ),C ( ), j ( ),Q ( ), K ( ),V ( ), H ( ),F ( ), B ( ),

O ( ),Y ( ),R ( ),G ( ),E ( ), M ( ),N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ), L ( ),
S ( ),A ( ),I ( ),D ( ).
1. WIG __________ __________
2. WAR __________ __________
3. OW __________ __________
4. WHO __________ __________
5. NOW __________ __________
6. MOW __________ __________
7. OWL __________ __________
8. HOW __________ __________
9. WIN __________ __________
10. WHIM __________ __________
11. WHIX __________ __________
12. SOW __________ __________
13. WET __________ __________
14. OWE __________ __________
15. ROW __________ __________
16. TWO __________ __________
17. WEB __________ __________
18. BOW __________ __________
19. COW __________ __________
20. JAW __________ __________
21. WHY __________ __________
pIqaD paQDI'norgh mI' wa'maH wa' Klingon Alphabet Lesson Number 11
In this lesson you will learn the final letter of the pIqaD.
' or '
' ( or ) Resembles the mark it represents the '. The ' is used in Klingon as a letter that
goes before and after vowels in Klingon words. In Klingon you will notice that all
words beginning with a vowel will be preceded by a ', which is the Klingon letter.
Qu' cha'maH wa' Exercise 21
'
Qu' cha'maH cha' Exercise 22
In the following exercise you used the pIqaD script for English words. In this you will
be practicing with Klingon words. Decipher the words into their Klingon phonetic
equivalent and then rewrite them back into the pIqaD using the handwritten form
shown in this and the previous lessons. Note that the X will represent tlh and the G,
previously used as a g, will use its Klingon phonetic value of gh.
' ( ),W ( ),X ( ),C ( ), j ( ),Q ( ), K ( ),V ( ), H ( ),F ( ),

B ( ),O ( ),Y ( ),R ( ),G ( ),E ( ), M ( ),N ( ),T ( ),P ( ), U ( ),
L ( ),S ( ),A ( ),I ( ),D ( ).
1. 'OH __________ __________
2. GAH __________ __________
3. CAH __________ __________
4. HIK __________ __________
5. JAX __________ __________
6. GIX __________ __________
7. GOS __________ __________
8. RAQ __________ __________
9. JUH __________ __________
10. DUJ __________ __________
11. XINAN __________ __________
12. HOL __________ __________
13. BE'" __________ __________
14. LOD __________ __________
15. PUCPA' __________ __________
16. GOJ __________ __________
17. GAJ __________ __________
18. YAJ __________ __________
19. SOP __________ __________
20. JIH __________ __________
21. GARG __________ __________
22. PUK __________ __________
23. VAV __________ __________
24. SOS __________ __________
25. PIKAD __________ __________
26. QAPLA' __________ __________

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Table of Contents .............................................................................................................. i

Learning a new alphabet is an intriguing part of learning a new language; Greek,

GOTAGMOH -- ghotaghmoH (Let's begin)

pIqaD paQDI'norgh iii

pIqaD (Klingon alphabet)

Script Handwritten Phonetic Equivalent

L ( ) closely resembles its English equivalent in form and meaning.

D( or ) looks like a triangle or a fancy letter d.

It may be helpful to think of it like the Greek letter delta ().

Qu' wa' Exercise 1

Qu' cha' Exercise 2

4. LAD __________ __________

5. LID __________ __________

6. ILL __________ __________

7. SAD __________ __________

8. DID __________ __________

9. DILL __________ __________

10. SLID __________ __________

11. LAID __________ __________

12. SAID __________ __________

13. DAD __________ __________

14. SILL __________ __________

pIqaD English Handwritten

15. SAIL __________ __________

16. AIL __________ __________

17. AID __________ __________

18. DALLAS __________ __________

19. AIDS __________ __________

20. ALL __________ __________

pIqaD (Klingon alphabet)

Script Handwritten Phonetic Equivalent

Qu' wej Exercise 3

Qu' loS Exercise 4

pIqaD English Handwritten

3. SUP __________ __________

4. PUT __________ __________

5. PUTT __________ __________

6. PUS __________ __________

7. PUP __________ __________

8. PULL __________ __________

9. PILL __________ __________

10. LAP __________ __________

11. LIP __________ __________

12. LISP __________ __________

13. SLIP __________ __________

14. SLAP __________ __________

15. SLIT __________ __________

16. TIP __________ __________

17. TAP __________ __________

pIqaD English Handwritten

18. SUIT __________ __________

19. LUST __________ __________

20. SALT __________ __________

21. PLUS __________ __________

pIqaD (Klingon alphabet)

Script Handwritten Phonetic Equivalent

E( or ) This character looks a little like an r

M( or ) The letter m looks a little like a cane.

N( or ) What seems to be a slanted F is the Klingon letter n.

Qu' vagh Exercise 5

Qu' jav Exercise 6

pIqaD English Handwritten

4. LAD

5. LID

6. ILL

7. SAD

8. DID

9. DILL

10. SLID

11. LAID

12. SAID

13. DAD

14. SILL

15. SAIL

16. AIL

17. AID

18. DALLAS

19. AIDS

20. ALL

3. SUP

4. PUT

5. PUTT

6. PUS

7. PUP

8. PULL

9. PILL

10. LAP

11. LIP

12. LISP

13. SLIP

14. SLAP

15. SLIT

16. TIP

17. TAP

18. SUIT

19. LUST

20. SALT

21. PLUS

1. EGG

2. LEG

3. PIG

4. PEG

5. ELM

6. NAG

7. MAN

8. MEN

9. DIM

10. DIN

11. PAN

12. PAM

13. SPAN

14. SPASM

15. PAT

16. PET

17. NAIL

18. MAIL

19. TAIL

20. SMELL

21. SMALL

22. TEN

23. STEM

24. GEM

25. LEAN

26. SLUM

1. YOU

3. ARE

4. ROT

5. TRY

6. RUN

7. RUM

8. TOY

9. RYE

10. PAY

11. TOE

12. SOY

13. NOR

14. MORE

15. MOLE

16. ROLE

17. DRY

18. RED

19. GUY