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Hu'ta' QISt! Hu'bejta'! taHbej peplu'ta'!

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  1. Tina GApril 16, 2012 at 11:50 AM

    I fully support the use of Klingon as a liturgical language. A few parishioners were less than enthusiastic about my translation into Texan for last Sunday's bulletin - "Christ is Risen Y'all! Darn right He's done risen!" (Note to self - humor should be used judiciously in a church bulletin.)

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  2. EliasApril 16, 2012 at 1:01 PM

    My Klingon is a bit rusty (but seriously I once had Klingon language software for my PC), what is the phonetic pronunciation?

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  3. Father RaphaelApril 16, 2012 at 10:18 PM

    Hu'ta' QISt! Hu'bejta'! taHbej peplu'ta'!
    I must be an OrthoGeek since I had already posted this on my Facebook page after Paschal Liturgy in the week hours of the morning (about 3 am).

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  4. Steve RobinsonApril 16, 2012 at 11:41 PM

    I thought the Texan response was, "Yup."

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  5. Micah W.April 18, 2014 at 2:58 PM

    Phonetically:
    Hu'ta' QISt! [χuʔ.taʔ q͡χɪʂt]
    Hu'bejta'! [χuʔ.bed͡ʒ.taʔ]

    You can hear it at https://soundcloud.com/jchthys/paschal-greeting-in-klingon

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