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<blockquote data-quote="Blackrat" data-source="post: 4589316" data-attributes="member: 27761">Sarhat had already taken his small metal cylinder to hand, apparantly running through the same thought process as the Ranger. Seeing one of the revered pikes in the hands of a human made him wince eventhough he knew he'd be carrying one. But he contends to nod and answers in Vik, which he should understand even if he couldn't pronounce it back.[sblock=Minbari (dark)]&quot;If things go bad, move to flank from your side. For now, let the girl talk.&quot;[/sblock]Sarhat moves a step to his side, allowing Ashley clear line with the &quot;cyborg&quot;.[sblock=OOC]I'm working with the assumption that everyone with fluency of one of the minbari &quot;dialects&quot; can understand them all, even if they can't pronounce them. Afterall, that is the basic assumption in B5 canon. And also there's a cultural taboo for Castes breaking the dialects.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blackrat, post: 4589316, member: 27761"] Sarhat had already taken his small metal cylinder to hand, apparantly running through the same thought process as the Ranger. Seeing one of the revered pikes in the hands of a human made him wince eventhough he knew he'd be carrying one. But he contends to nod and answers in Vik, which he should understand even if he couldn't pronounce it back. [sblock=Minbari (dark)]"If things go bad, move to flank from your side. For now, let the girl talk."[/sblock] Sarhat moves a step to his side, allowing Ashley clear line with the "cyborg". [sblock=OOC]I'm working with the assumption that everyone with fluency of one of the minbari "dialects" can understand them all, even if they can't pronounce them. Afterall, that is the basic assumption in B5 canon. And also there's a cultural taboo for Castes breaking the dialects.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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