From Valyrian to Klingon, a recent study has unveiled the top fictional languages that fans want to learn. Online entertainment experts from Jeffbet.com analyzed global Google search data in a recent ...

“Sorry, I don’t understand.” Luckily there is a translator for that! To non-speakers, languages invented for television and books may sound like utter gibberish ...

Teachers at a Brooklyn school are finding inspiration from an unlikely source: Star Trek. They're boldly going where no educators have gone before (probably), learning "Klingon" as a way to connect to ...

Duolingo is boldly going where few online language learning platforms have gone before: It now officially lets you learn Klingon. The company said it worked with broadcaster CBS and "some of the world ...

Friday marks the 40th anniversary of Star Trek's television debut. Four series and nine movies later, fans are increasingly studying Klingon. Local news needs you! At a time when trusted news and ...

Star Trek fans can head on over to The Klingon Language Institute where one can learn that “baghneQ” means spoon and “bIQSIp ‘ugh” is “deuterium isotope”, which you know comes up in coversation a lot.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Why learn French when you could learn Klingon? The language created more than 30 years ago for the "Star Trek" race of long-haired warriors has moved boldly into pop culture ...