If you’re a fan of Deep Space Nine then you are definitely going to need to understand this language. Developed by the Bajoran people, it uses some of the extinct and existing languages from Bajor. When hitting on a Bajoran, if they use the word “Balik” that means to get away. Probably also means your chances of hooking up with them are gone.
9. Ferengi language
This is another Deep Space Nine language which is quite familiar to some alien races. It originates from the planet of Ferenginar which is dedicated to free enterprise. It if also often called the language of entrepreneurs. The polite way to greet a Ferengi is to ask “Amo kino ku” which means “How are you?” This phrase can be used to get the alien to talk to you more which may help the conversation evolve to the next level.
8. Tamarian languageThe Tamarian language is spoken by the Tamarians although it may be harder to understand than the average alien language. This is due to their overuse of metaphor and referencing to people, places, and events of their planet’s past. So if you don’t understand the complete history of the planet you will tend to think of their sentences as having no meaning. For example: If you say “Temba, his arms wide/open”, that means you are giving a gift to a Tamarian. If the gift is met with the phrase, “Temba, at rest”, then the gift was refused and better luck next time.
7. Orion language
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