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-laH can, able
When you want to express that you can do something - that you have the capability to do the verb stated - you can use the other Type 5 suffix, -laH can, able.
| jISop | I eat |
| tlhIngan Soj vISoplaH | I can eat Klingon food |
| tlhInganpu' DISuv | We fight Klingons |
| tlhInganpu' DISuvlaHbe' | We cannot fight Klingons |
| DIHIvlaHtaHvIS DaH DIHIvnIS | We must attack them now, while we still can/ (from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) |
| qaStaHvIS wa'ram loS SaD Hugh SIjlaH qetbogh loD | Four thousand throats can be slit in one night, by a running man /(Famous Klingon proverb) |
| loghDaq bIjachDI' DuQoylaH pagh | In space, no-one can hear you scream |
| yuch vISoplaH'a' | Can I have chocolate?/ (as in "Would it kill me if I tried to eat it?") |
| qaja'laHbe' | I cannot tell you/ (e.g. because I have been ordered not to) |
| qajanglaHbe' | I cannot tell you/ (I cannot reply, e.g. because I do not know the answer) |
| tlhIngan Hol DajatlhlaHchugh, vaj SoHvaD lojmItmey law' poSmoHlu' | The ability to speak Klingon opens many doors for you |
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