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Discussion in 'Archive: Attack of the Clones' started by Big-Gooberfish, Jan 3, 2003.

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  1. Jansons_Funny_Twin

    Jansons_Funny_Twin Jedi Knight star 6

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    i cant see why huttese would show up all over the galaxy, it seems abit lazy by uncle george.

    The Hutts are major crime lords, as well as trade controllers, and have a strong influence on the Outer Rim. So it stands to reason that anyone who deals with the Hutts or travels to the Outer Rim would learn Huttese.
     
  2. Darth_Xizor

    Darth_Xizor Jedi Padawan star 4

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    To me it sounded sorta like this: Ehl Boba, oo dec toi! Hey, I just thought I'd give it a shot. :)
     
  3. AAMD11

    AAMD11 Jedi Padawan star 4

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    Dont know but I do believe its Huttese.
     
  4. JediMasterGuff

    JediMasterGuff Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    Yeah I believe its Huttese, it's like the 2nd most popular language in the GFFA after Basic (english)
     
  5. exar-tull

    exar-tull Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    acutlly arubesh is the second basicly what was shon on the executor sreen,and as i recall from the novelised verion of AOTC padme also speaks huttese,so it a very important laungude.
     
  6. JediMasterGuff

    JediMasterGuff Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    I don't know a lot about Aurebesh, but I thought that was just the alphabet of the GFFA, that's why you never see the english alphabet.
     
  7. Fanboy_Solo

    Fanboy_Solo Jedi Youngling star 4

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    Huttese is a common language all over the world. French is used in many countries all over the world that aren't France. Same goes for Huttese in the galaxy.
     
  8. exar-tull

    exar-tull Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    [image=http://www.theforce.net/swtc/Pix/books/weg/wegabc.gif]
    thers is arekbush,some letters are hard to tell ov screen and there apere to be 3 numdering systems. one i saw in insider,one in gamer,and one that looks like scified verion of english lettering,they all apper to be official LFL.

    on top of that i saw what looked to be two different forms of aurebesh in AOTC so its somewhat confuesing somtimes.
     
  9. Lars_Muul

    Lars_Muul Jedi Grand Master star 6

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    Is that pic from the SW Monopoly game?
     
  10. exar-tull

    exar-tull Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    i think so.
     
  11. StormTrooper26

    StormTrooper26 Jedi Youngling

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    I think that it's Baba's and Jango's own secret language.
     
  12. StormTrooper26

    StormTrooper26 Jedi Youngling

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    I think that it's Boba's and Jango's own secret language.
     
  13. arabiansanchez

    arabiansanchez Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    The AOTC DVD Subtitles say

    [Speaking in Huttenese]
    Boba, close the door


    So, that's good enough for me.
     
  14. JediMasterGuff

    JediMasterGuff Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    Huttese it is then.

    Case closed.
     
  15. Lars_Muul

    Lars_Muul Jedi Grand Master star 6

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    However, the swedish subtitles say only "Boba, stäng dörren", nothing about which language it is. So in Sweden, the mystery remains! :)
     
  16. arabiansanchez

    arabiansanchez Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    [face_shocked]
     
  17. Aprentize

    Aprentize Jedi Master star 4

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    hmm... i never noticed that! was it subtitled in the cinemas as well?
     
  18. Darth_Banal

    Darth_Banal Jedi Knight star 6

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    arabian [face_shocked]

    There's another diff between the UK and the US version DVD. As I posted earlier, the US just says "rood eht so heeck" in the subtitles. Nothing about Huttese.


    :confused:
     
  19. Kuna_Tiori

    Kuna_Tiori Jedi Padawan star 4

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    Jansons_Funny_Twin:
    The Hutts are major crime lords, as well as trade controllers, and have a strong influence on the Outer Rim. So it stands to reason that anyone who deals with the Hutts or travels to the Outer Rim would learn Huttese.

    The Hutts have no presence on Kamino.

    exar-tull:
    acutlly arubesh is the second basicly what was shon on the executor sreen,and as i recall from the novelised verion of AOTC padme also speaks huttese,so it a very important laungude.

    I thought Aurubesh (sp?) was just the name of the alphabet. It's still under the language called Basic.

    Btw, looking at that alphabet it looks like the name "Aurubesh" might come from the first two letters: Aurek and Besh.
     
  20. exar-tull

    exar-tull Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    i have dyslexia,this is right and this is left sometimes my brain was wired the wrong way since birth, and its seond most used laungue only to basic which is like english,arubesh it is better at covyaing technical details.
     
  21. Leto II

    Leto II Jedi Padawan star 6

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    There's another diff between the UK and the US version DVD. As I posted earlier, the US just says "rood eht so heeck" in the subtitles. Nothing about Huttese.
    That was just an onscreen transliteration *OF* Huttese. ;)
     
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