Star Wars language (Page 1 of 2)

Actually it's Wookiee, with two Es.

For languages you'll want Ben Burtt's book called The Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide. I get the feeling you copied from that for your post?

For OL reference you'll want my site, which gets a lot of information from the above mentioned book:

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(ignore the pronunciation guide, I've been meaning to take that down for some time now as I wrote it when I was a kid and I think a lot of it's pretty bad)

Now, children we will learn about the next language, Ewokese! Yeah! lol, sorry for the double post but I just decided to do another fury creature, the Ewoks! Here are some Ewokese vocabulary.

        A

    * Aargutcha (ar gooch ah) - Pull
    * Acha (ah chah) - Okay, all right
    * Ad'am (Adam) - Underwriter
    * Ah (ah) - And
    * Ah-ah (ah ah) - Water
    * Akeeata (ah kee ah tah) - Hear
    * Allayloo (ah lay loo) - Celebrate
    * Ando (an doh) - Forward
    * Arandee (ar ahn dee) - Listen
    * Azar (ay zar) - Magic

       B

    * Beechawawa (oh my)
    * Begoopa - (see yeha)
    * Bingee (bin jee) - Guide
    * Bi toto (bee toh toh) - Direction
    * Bok chuu-ock (bahk choo ahk) - Far away

        C

    * Cha (chah) - Them
    * Chak (chahk) - Yes
    * Che (chee) - Free, as in liberty
    * Chesl (chess uhl) - Bring, fetch
    * Chim (chim) - three
    * Chiotto (chee oh toh) - May I have...?
    * Chiutatal (chy oo tah tail) - Moon
    * Choo doo (choo doo) - Enough
    * Chop (chop) - Got
    * Chu (choo) - one
    * Chup (chup) - your
    * Chuck (chuk) - Much
    * Churi (chor ee) - Mountain
    * Chyasee (chy ah see) - Help
    * Coatee - Celebrate
    * Coatee-cha (kote tee chah) - Celebrate
    * Coki (coke ee) - nine
    * Coro (kor oh) - Can you...?
    * Cupee (cupp ee) - Cap, as in an ice cap on a mountain

        D

    * Danthee (dan thay) - Maybe
    * Danvay (dan vay) - Be careful
    * Dee fratta (dee frah tah) - That's, that is
    * Deej (deej) - Father
    * Den (den) - No
    * Dengar - Attack
    * De oppra (dee opp rah) - Upper, top
    * Doo - Night
    * Drik (drik) - Happy
    * Drin (drin) - Sick
    * Dutak (doo tok) - Arrow

        E

    * Ee chee wa maa! (ee chee wah mah) - Wow, gee whiz! Oh my goodness
    * Ee choya! (ee choy ah) - Hey
    * Eedada (ee dah dah) - Over
    * Eedeeza (ee dee zah) - Ten
    * Eee (ee) - We
    * Eekeekeek (eek eek eek) - Forest
    * Eekeetuhkuh (ee kee tuh kuh) - Axe
    * Eetee (ee tee) - Long
    * Eleeo (ee lee oh) - Never
    * Eleeoth (ee lee awth) - Far
    * Ehda (ay dah) - Evil, Bad
    * Ehshtee (esh tee) - Give
    * Ekla (ek lah) - Big
    * Enenah (en en ah) - Where
    * Entzahee roda (ents zah hee roh dah) - Cook
    * E s'eesht (ee seesht) - Kill
    * Etke (ett keh) - More

        F

    * Feef (feef) - Plant
    * Fektur (fek tur) - Medicine
    * Fic (fic) - two
    * Freet (freet) - Sister
    * Fruk (fruk) - Brother
    * Fulu (foo loo) - Circle

        G

    * Geetch (geech) - Push
    * Gleeg (gleeg) - Drink
    * Glek (glek) - Sad
    * Glowah - Glory
    * Goo - Light
    * Gooka (goo kah) - Shelter
    * Goonda - Food
    * Goopa (goo pah) - Hi
    * Goot (goot) - Good
    * Graks (graks) - Monster
    * Grek (grek) - Hands
    * Grenchicit (gren chik it) - Hold on
    * Gunda - Good, or exclamation of a good event
    * Gyeesh (gyeesh) - Please

        H

    * Heth (heth) - Pond
    * Hoji (ho jee) - four
    * Hutar (hoo tar) - Danger
    * Hveetin (he veet in) - Glider

        J

    * Jad (jad) - Down
    * Jadgreh (jad greh) - Foot
    * Jarat (jah raht) - Branch
    * Jeejee (jee jee) - Face
    * Jeerota (jee roe tah) - Friend
    * J'voo (ja voo) - eight

        K

    * Kash (kahsh) - Show
    * Kla (klah) - From
    * Kna Naa (kuh nah nah) - Spirit tree
    * Kra (krah) - Ready
    * Kreeth (kreeth)Cave
    * Kush (koosh) - Who, What
    * Kvark - Oh no

       L

    * Loktok(lok tok)-Greetings
    * Lulalar (loo lah lahr) - Sing
    * Lungee (lunj ee) - Lost
    * Lurd (lerd) - Dumb, silly
    * Lurdo - Loser
    * Luu (loo) - Beautiful
    * Luufi (loo fee) - Flower

        M

    * Manna manna (man ah man ah) - Food
    * Meechoo (mee choo) - I
    * Mookiee (moo kee) - Female baby Ewok, Wokling

        N

    * Na-chin (nah chin) - Tribe
    * Na goo (nah goo) - Stop
    * N'dla (nah dla) - six
    * Neetuhl (nee tul) - Early
    * Ni gata (nee gah tah) - Where is...?
    * N'la (nah la) - five
    * Noroway (nohr oh way) - Which
    * Nuv (nuhv) - Love
       
      O

    * Oh (oh) - Too
    * Ooba (oo bah) - Rain, Rainfall
    * Oodeed (oo deef) - Sweet
    * Ota (oh tah) - To

       P

    * Paamuk (pah mook) - Power
    * Pibooka (pih boo kah) - Clearing
    * Pola (poh lah) - Polar
    * Powa (pow wah) - Power

       R

    * Reh rehluu (reh reh loo) - Dance
    * Reshee (resh ee) - Map
    * Roda (roh dah) - To eat
    * Rueenee (roo ee nee) - Ruins
    * Ruha (roo hah) - Hit

       S

    * Seefo (see foh) - Hurt
    * Sheeu (shee oo) - Name
    * Shetai (sheh tie) - Warrior
    * Shodu (sho doo) - Mother
    * Sirut (seer oot) - Door
    * Siz (sihz) - Fire
    * Sku (skoo) - Hello
    * Sleesh (sleesh) - Berry
    * Sta (stah) - Now
    * Stoja (sto jah) - Station
    * Sunee (suh nee) - Sun
    * Sut (sutt) - Soon

        T

    * Ta (tah) - The
    * Tal (tale) - Sun
    * Teeha (tee hah) - Thank you
    * Teeket (tee kett) - Heart
    * Thees (theess) - Good
    * Theesa (thee sah) - Baby, child
    * Thek (theck) - Here
    * T'hesh (tuh hesh) - Quiet
    * T'hesh te (tuh hesh toe)-Quiet Now!
    * Thuk (thuck) - Rock
    * Toe (toe) - Now
    * Too - Fight
    * Treek (treek) - Go
    * Treekthin (treek thin) - Journey
    * Treeta Dobra (tree tah Doh brah) - Council of Elders
    * Tu (too) - The
    * Tyatee (ty ah tee) - Come

      V

    * Veek (veek) - Quick
    * Voo (voo) - seven

      W

    * Weewa (wee wah) - House, home
    * Wegoopa (wee-goopa) - Goodbye
       
       X

    * X'eef (zheef) - Ground
    * X'iutha (zhoo thah) - Important

      Y

    * Yah wah - Power
    * Yayath (ya yath) - Jump
    * Yeh (yeh) - Old
    * Yeha (yee hah) - Good bye
    * Yehan (yeh han) - Peace
    * Yesh (yesh) - Right, correct
    * Yiyult (yeye yult) - Cup
    * Yit (yitt) - Thing
    * Yub nub (yubb nubb) - Freedom
    * Yubnub (yub nub) - Hurray
    * Yud ehda (yood ay dah) - Alas
    * Yuf (yuhf) - Climb
    * Yungyet (yung yett) - Nut
    * Yun yum - Very good
    * Yupyup (yupp yupp) - Rejoice (regoicing)

      Z

    * Zeeg (zeeg) - In
    * Zehg (zayg) - Out

Ewokese was a primitive language, Ewokese had no written form. Ewoks were able to learn and speak other languages, including Basic. Yuzzum language is exactly the same as Ewokese leading to believe that Yuzzum's are related or took it from the Ewoks.

Miba i have got most of this from wookieepedia, im not just sitting down and going "neijkbsg" mostly all of the wookiee stuff is all screams and animal stuff so I thought would be an appropriate language and for the Ewoks they usually mumble and make little sounds. Im going to fix my name ok.

Alright then i'll start looking for better starwars information, and im glad we found out the solution i thought you had something against me

I'm sorry, nothing against you. It's good to see people interested in the various SW languages.

Wookieepedia thinks they know it all and they don't and they spread mis-information. It's a good starter maybe, and over the last few years they've gotten better I admit, but I still wouldn't trust them fully. I'd find at least two sources before you believe anything on there. And check the sources, too, btw. There was one article, I don't even remember what it was, but on wookieepedia it listed it's source as being wikipedia. ...the same article on wikipedia lists it's source as wookieepedia.

Je'karta boba all ready had a kid and she hates him then she had a child but she liked boba and they formed an alliance.

Spoiler alerts would be very nice for those of us who haven't read that far.

How about something in Huteese!

All the languages on my site are official, from Ben Burtt's book, and a few other sources I don't remember where all, but I try to make sure everything on my site that's information is from real sources, I try very hard not to just make stuff up. The Ewokese and Shyriiwook up there aren't official. Some of it's correct, but a lot of it I don't even recognize.

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That's all I have.

You could also look into the Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide, found on Amazon.com or your local book store. It's where I got most of what I have on my site.