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"As you may know, I amSee-Threepio, a protocol droid fluent in over six million forms of communication. But even this spectacular achievement does not represent the total number of languages present in our galaxy. There are many others—some used only by very small populations, or others lost to the winds of time."
―C-3PO[1]
Language-Thrawn1

Mitth'raw'nuruodo "Thrawn" speaks in Galactic Basic Standard before switching for Sy Bisti to say "preemptive strikes," a phrase he did not yet know in Basic.

Alanguage was a method ofsentient communication, either oral,written orsign, consisting of the use of sounds, words and/or physical gestures in a structured and conventional way.

Prevalent languages inthe galaxy includedGalactic Basic Standard andBocce. Languages likeHuttese,Aqualish, andMando'a dominated in systems controlled by those societies.[2]

Some languages used more than one script. For instance, Galactic Basic used theAurebesh,Outer Rim Basic, andHigh Galactic forms of written communication depending on the situation. Additionally, most societies used a base ten number system, however, there are exceptions.Jawas used a base nine system, and theHutts counted on their fingers, of which they only have eight, and their numbers jump from seven to ten.[2]

In order to overcome language barriers between beings from differentspecies or ethnic groups,[3]protocol droids were equipped with formidable language skills.[4] When communicating among several species, atrade language such asSy Bisti[5] orJawa Trade Talk could be used.[6]

To some,credits were considered a universal language.[7]

Phrases and slang[8] were a part of language.

Behind the scenes[]

Aurebesh inserts[]

Some on-screenAurebesh texts contain excerpts from other, real world languages:

German[]

In theStar Wars: The Clone Wars episode "Liberty on Ryloth," an all-AurebeshRepublic monitor includes the text "UND UBERHAUPT,"[9]German for "and anyway."

Italian[]

In theStar Wars: The Clone Wars episode "The Academy," whenSoniee and her fellowstudents break into theGovernment warehouse, herdatapad says "ENTRARE" in Aurebesh,[10] which isItalian for "enter."[11]

Spanish[]

In theStar Wars: Visions episode "T0-B1," the big monitor inProfessorMitaka's laboratory is filled with Aurebesh text. Most of it is written inSpanish; for example, there is "PERMANENCIA DESARROLLO DATOS,"[12] Spanish for "continuation development data"; and "ATMOSFERA MINERALES,"[12] meaning "atmosphereminerals." WhenT0-B1 continues the professor's work, he fills the monitors with notes. Most of them are a transcription of[12] excerpts from the lyrics of the2018 song "Malamente" by the Spanish singerRosalía,[13] but with some spelling errors.[12] For example, one excerpt from the original song reads "Ese cristalito roto yo sentí cómo crujía / Antes de caerse al suelo ya sabía que se rompía,"[13] but the show's version reads "Esecris talito roto yosen cmo crujía antesd ecaerse al sueloy asaba que se rompía".[12]

Norwegian[]

One of thelab tech's readouts inThe Mandalorian episode "Chapter 22: Guns for Hire" contains two paragraphs written inNorwegian. The first one is reads:[14]

Transcription
English translation[15]

DEN NORSKE SKOGKATTEN ER ET
PERFEKT HUSDYR FOR EN MIDDELS
AKTIV FAMILIE. HVIS DU GIR DEN ET
INNEN

DORS*[sic] KLATRETRE OG MYE
KJAERLIGHET KAN DERE HA EN GOD
VENN I MANGE AAR.

TheNorwegian Forest cat is a
perfect pet animal for a moderately
active family. If you give it an
in

door[sic] climbing tree and lots of
love, you can have a good
friend for many years.

*Note that "innendors" (spelled "innendørs" in Norwegian), the Norwegian word for "indoor", has incorrectly been split into two words.

The second paragraph consists of[14] lyrics from the Norwegian national anthem, "Ja vi elsker dette landet" ("Yes, we love this country"):[16]

Transcription, with typos
Correct lyrics[17]
English translation[16]

JA VI ELSKER DETTE
LANDET
SOM DET STIGER FREM
FURET VAER BIT[sic] OVER
VANNET MED DET[sic]
TUSEN HJEM

ELSKER, ELSKER DET A[sic]
TENKER PAA VAR FAR OG
MOR

Ja, vi elsker dette
landet,
som det stiger frem,
furet,værbitt over
vannet, medde
tusen hjem,

elsker, elsker detog
tenker på vår far og
mor

Yes we love this
country,
as it rises forth,
rugged, weathered over
the water, with the
thousand homes,

love it, love it and
think of our father and
mother

Finally, "ALLIANSEN", which is Norwegian for "the alliance,"[15] is written vertically in a different readout.[14]

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Notes and references[]

  1. ↑Star Wars (2020) 9
  2. ↑2.02.1Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia
  3. ↑ Amda Wabo in theDatabank(backup link)
  4. ↑ Protocol Droid in theDatabank(backup link)
  5. ↑Thrawn
  6. ↑Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know
  7. ↑Rebel Rising
  8. ↑The High Republic (2021) 7
  9. ↑Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Liberty on Ryloth"
  10. ↑Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "The Academy"
  11. ↑StarWars.com "The Academy" Trivia Gallery onStarWars.com:"Once Soniee slices through the lock on the warehouse, her computer screen says "Entrare," which is Italian for "enter.""(backup link)(Slide 6)
  12. ↑12.012.112.212.312.4Star Wars: Visions — "T0-B1"
  13. ↑13.013.1 MALAMENTE (Cap.1: Augurio) ongenius.com (backup link archived onApril 17,2022)
  14. ↑14.014.114.2Star Wars: The Mandalorian — "Chapter 22: Guns for Hire"(Note that thetop line in thefirstNorwegian paragraph is only seen from behind, and is therefore mirror-inverted; while theentire second Norwegian paragraph is only seen clearly from behind; when it is seen from the front, it is too blurry to decipher)
  15. ↑15.015.1Translated by user: Nightlily, a native speaker ofNorwegian
  16. ↑16.016.1 What is the national anthem of Norway, and what are the lyrics in English? onClassic FM (February 4,2022): "Norway's official national anthem is 'Ja, vi elsker dette landet' ('Yes, we love this country') (...) It has been in use since the mid-1860s, but wasn't officially recognised as the nation's national anthem until just a few years ago in 2019. (...)

    Yes, we love this country
    as it rises forth,
    rugged, weathered, over the water,
    with the thousands of homes, —
    love, love it and think
    of our father and mother" (backup link archived onJuly 5,2022)
  17. ↑ Ja, vi elsker dette landet ongenius.com: "Ja, vi elsker dette landet,
    som det stiger frem,
    furet, værbitt over vannet,
    med de tusen hjem, —
    elsker, elsker det og tenker
    på vår far og mor" (backup link archived onOctober 23,2022)
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