"Sarghmey bIH Ha'DIbaHmeyvetlh'e'."

Translation: Those animals are sarks.

[Pietro460054]

Can somebody break the last word down?

[Esamericana]

Ha’DIbaH = animal
-mey = plural
-vetlh = those
-'e' = topic marker

I'm no expert... I used this site for the first segment. http://klingonska.org/dict/

[jdmcowan]

-'e' is indeed usually referred to as the "topic marker", but in this case, it is doing something special. Whenever you use a pronoun (such as bIH) as a verb forming a "to be" sentence, that pronoun acts as both subject and verb and there would theoretically be no place for a subject in the sentence. However, the "pronoun as to be" sentence is used to equate two things, so there is often a desire to specifically state what subject the pronoun is referring to, so this subject is marked with -'e' and placed after the pronoun as to be.