m (Robot: Automated text replacement (-\[\[(.*?)\|\1\]\] +\1)) |
TommyRaiko (talk | contribs) m (→Languages: (link fix)) |
||
| Line 22: | Line 22: | ||
**[[Irish language|Irish]] |
**[[Irish language|Irish]] |
||
**[[Japanese language|Japanese]] |
**[[Japanese language|Japanese]] |
||
| − | **[[Latin]] |
+ | **[[Latin language|Latin]] |
**[[Russian language|Russian]] |
**[[Russian language|Russian]] |
||
**[[Sign language]] |
**[[Sign language]] |
||
Revision as of 14:21, 3 November 2007
Countless different spoken, written, and gestural languages are used by different cultures throughout space. Generally, the universal translator is able to surmount the language barrier between different groups, allowing interstellar society to exist. It is not always successful, however.
Languages
- Axanar
- Bajoran language family
- Ancient Bajoran
- Modern Bajoran
- Borg
- Breen
- Cardassian
- Denobulan
- Dominionese
- Federation Standard
- Ferengi
- Giamon
- Haliian
- Human languages
- Iconian language family
- Dewan
- Dinasian
- Iccobar
- Jaradan
- Klingonese
- Kobali
- Kreetassan
- Kriosian
- Menk
- Risan
- Romulan
- Sheliak
- Stroyerian
- Talaxian
- Tamarian
- Tak Tak
- Trill
- Valakian
- Vulcan
- Whale song
- Xindi-Aquatic
- Xindi-Insectoid
Tools
See also
- Slang
- Nicknames