Help:A Guide to Klingon/sentences

Simple Sentences
The simplest of sentences in Klingon consist of a single verb:
 * SIS - It's raining.
 * qIp - He hit him.

Also a sentence can consist of a verb with prefixes and suffixes:
 * yIqIp'eghQo' - Don't hit yourself.

Sentence word order
In a Klingon sentence the word order is the opposite of English. The subject comes after the verb and the object before it:
 * puq qIp loD - The man is hitting the child.

The verb prefix must agree with the subject and object. In the above example, no verb prefix was used, with implied subject he and implied object him or her.

If the subject is a noun use prefixes such as mu- or nu- which have subject he, she or it:
 * muqIp puq - The child is hitting me.
 * nuqIp puq - The child is hitting us.

If the object is a noun, use prefixes such as vI- or DI-:
 * puq vIqIp - I am hitting the child(ren).

Indirect Objects
An indirect object is indicated using the noun suffix -vaD. It precedes the object:
 * jIHvad nob - He gave it to me.
 * jIHvad Duj nob - He gave the ship to me.