User talk:Captain X
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[edit] Vulcan translations
What's your source on the previously untranslated bit that T'Pol said during Pon Farr? -- Sulfur 17:21, 16 January 2008 (UTC)
- Translation provided by a linguist at the Vulcan Language Dictionary, based on what was in the script. It makes sense too given how T'Pol was acting when she was saying it. -- Captain X
[edit] Talk pages and Forum discussions
Forum discussions should only be used when there's not a talk page associated with the item already. For example, the Vulcan language Talk:Vulcan language already has a conversation about "canon vs non-canon" translations. I've merged your forum posting into that page, since it continues the conversation. If you wish to respond further or discuss it further, please use the Talk:Vulcan language discussion rather than creating a new forum discussion each time.
Tied with that, please sign all of your comments with ~~~~. That lets other users see who wrote the material, and when it was written. Thanks! -- Sulfur 12:20, 17 January 2008 (UTC)
