[Fwd: Vulcan Language]
Marketa J Zvelebil 
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From: Mark Gardner <markg82*open,org>
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Greetings!

My name is Mark Gardner and I am a linguist in the United States who has
been studying the Vulcan language for almost 20 years.  I have compiled
a dictionary and a grammar with the aid of a number of linguists and
other friends.  The work I have compiled looks nothing like your work. 
What did you base your vocabulary and grammar on?  Much of it is
dissimilar to the spoken Vulcan in the movies.

I am currently negotiating with Pocket Books and Paramount Pictures to
get official recognition for my many years of work in light of the
popularity of Marc Okrand's Klingon work.  I am also in the process of
setting up The Vulcan Language Institute with Paramount's sanction.  I
would like to find a way to acknowledge your work, but it is so
different from mine that I don't know how.  Any comments or ideas?

Regards,

Mark Gardner
Vulcan Languange Institute
(not on the web yet)


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