klingon_grammar1-10  Exercise 2: Time Words
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  wa'leS ghaytan nujatlh      They will probably speak to us tomorrow.

    wa'leS      tomorrow   time adverb: first
    ghaytan     probably   another adverb, after the time adverb
    nu-         prefix: they do it to us (3rd person subject, us as object)
    jatlh       root: speak
    nujatlh     the verb: nu- + jatlh

  The time adverb opens the sentence, other adverbs follow, then the verb.
  There is no tense: "tomorrow" supplies the time.

  "two days ago"                    cha'Hu'      (cha' + -Hu')
  "three days from now"             wejleS       (wej + -leS)

Why no word for "the day after tomorrow":

  -Hu' and -leS attach to any number, so cha'leS ("two days from now") is
  already "the day after tomorrow". The two suffixes build every distance
  in days, backwards or forwards, from numbers.