Klingon?

[EarthErin]

Well, you see, I have a Klingon (Star Trek) dictionary at my house, so I was wondering if it could be one of the languages or I could add it when the Incubator comes out.

[kristinemc]

Absolutely! At first, you'll be able to build courses to learn English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese from any other language in the world. And before the end of the year, it will be possible to create courses in all combinations of languages. Any Klingon experts out there?

[Duolingostar]

Are you allowed to tell me if there will be multiple courses for the same language, or will there just be one? for example will there be a from English to Japanese for every person that has created that, or will there just be one English to Japanese that all the users will be working together on? Thanks for reading ;)

[Zach1337]

I assume that there will just be one tree per language. Otherwise, it would be a disorganized mess with not a lot getting done.

[Samsta]

Yes, I've been dying to know.

[EarthErin]

I'm not a Klingon expert, but I HaVe My BoOk. DUN DUN DUN

[Morgengrauen]

How are you dealing with the copyrights that Paramount has on Klingon?

[klm11]

i think Klingon is a great idea if i learn that i can look like even more of a nerd. great idea really

[EarthErin]

Thanks!

[javax]

I really think you can, it's even in one of the eggs http://www.duolingo.com/comment/868354 .At the end of the year, you can create it. I'm looking forward for your contribution.- PS. Love ST! :)

[danwizard2013]

haha that is one thing I am curious about, because when they look for experts are they looking for natives speakers ? because there aren't many native speakers for languages like Esperanto and Klingon.

[danwizard2013]

in fact Esperanto was not really intended to be a native language I don't think, it was made to be easily learned as a second language for people to use along side their native languages.