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	Huttese - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki
		Huttese was the native language of the Hutts.
		Huttese was so influental that it also became the language of the Rodian race, rendering the Old Rodese obsolete.
		All the Nimbanels were fluent in Huttese, as well as in Basic and their own language, because their snout structure made it easy for them to articulate the Huttese language.
	starwars.wikia.com /wiki/Huttese (809 words)

	Languages in Star Wars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Another lingua franca in the Star Wars Universe that is spoken by many groups and species is Huttese, spoken on Tatooine and other worlds in and around Hutt space.
		The name Huttese suggests that it was originally spoken by the Hutt species and adopted by other races, most likely those involved in business with the Hutts such as the Rodians.
		The Wookiee growls and the beeps of the astromechs mainly carry emotional indicators for the audience via intonation, and Huttese is mainly a jumble of words taken from numerous real human languages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Languages_in_Star_Wars (2115 words)

	Pakistan encyclopedia : Cultural Information , Maps, Pakistan politics and officials, Pakistan History. Travel to ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Huttese is the fictional language spoken by the Hutts species in Star Wars.
		Huttese was also "adopted" by the Klatooinian race after their enslavement by the Hutts.
		Huttese seems to be one of the official languages of Tatooine.
	www.pakistaneworld.com /wiki-Huttese (178 words)

	Return of Jedi
		JABBA (in Huttese subtitled) Bring her to me. Jabba chuckles as Lando and a second guard drag the beautiful young princess toward him.
		BIB (in Huttese subtitled) He must be allowed to speak.
		Leia is watching her friends in the skiff when the chain attached to her neck is pulled tight and Jabba tugs the scantily clad princess to him.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/thx1138/177/ReturnJedi.htm (7033 words)

	Poodoo! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Huttese is not as widely understood as we believed, outside the native-speaking populations in the outer rim.
		Huttese culture deals very heavily with food consumption: The bigger a Hutt is, as a result of his aggressive food consumption, the more power he is thought to have.
		As a result of their cultural obsession with food, much of the Huttese vernacular appears to be somehow food related, especially to non-native translators.
	www.katiehorn.com /StarWars/poodoo.html (169 words)

	Tenser, said the Tensor: Huttese
		Burtt was always on the lookout for interesting-sounding real languages to use, and he came across Quechuan (which is actually a family of related languages).
		This page claims that Huttese "is actually the real, human language: Quechua", which isn't exactly true if Burtt's description of Ward's performance is correct.
		This page claims that "Huttese was derived from an ancient Peruvian language called 'Quechua'"—I think the several million speakers of various modern varieties might disagree about how "ancient" Quechua is.
	tenser.typepad.com /tenser_said_the_tensor/2004/10/huttese.html (500 words)

	Star Wars: Expanded Universe \| Beeps, Bleats, Boskas and Ben Burtt
		Huttese is so widespread that to travel and do effective business, you must possess some working knowledge of the language.
		Its ancient origins, of course, can be traced to the Hutts on their native planet, Varl; the Baobab Archives have uncovered tablets in archaeological diggings on the moons of Varl showing ransom notes written in ancient Huttese at least 1000 years ago.
		Huttese is, unfortunately, a language spoken by the rougher, less-refined, and -- let's face it -- outright criminal element in the system.
	www.starwars.com /eu/lit/novel/f20010808/indexp2.html (945 words)

	The Nitpickers Site: Movie Nitpick - Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace - 1999Nitpickers.com - Movie Mistakes - ...
		According to the novel version, Huttese is a very strong language, with many profane words with no equivalent elsewhere; just like the Inuit (Eskimo) tongue has over 200 words for snow and Arabic has over 1000 words for sword.
		So, I guess when Anakin was born, Watto taught him Huttese so it would be easier for him to talk to Anakin because Watto doesn't speak Engish that well, as you can see in the movie.
		Tattooine is controlled by the Hutts, so Huttese is the de facto 'lingua franca' of the planet.
	www.nitpickers.com /movies/nitpick.cgi?np=14939 (584 words)

	The Complete Wermo's Guide to Huttese & Other Star Wars languages
		In the Dialogue section, I have separated all versions of Huttese, for example, the Huttese from the Phantom Menace Insider's Guide and from the Phantom Menace Illustrated Screenplay are no longer mixed with my phonetically transcribed version of the Episode I film.
		Huttese 101, however, is one page on its own.
		And of course if you have any Huttese or other Star Wars language related questions I will be glad to be of service to you.
	www.completewermosguide.com (4074 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Extremely obscure language, such as one unique to a culture that has never been contacted before or a "dead" language; language that cannot be pronounced by the person trying to understand.
		Once the character has 5D in the specialized language, the character is considered fluent in the language and no longer has to make rolls to understand anything in that language.
		For example, a character fluent in Huttese trying to understand a dialect of Huttese will have a much easier time then a character who only knows Basic.
	members.aol.com /VStarblaze/skills/knowledge/languages.html (490 words)

	Talk:Mando'a - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki
		No, at least according to Boba Fett: The Fight to Survive, it was Huttese.
		Huttese is more of a Nal Hutta influence, and since Boba had no association with the Mandalorians until adulthood, there's no reason for him to speak Mando'a.
		As for a translation, another way it's used is as a death curse (according to C-3PO, a lot of Huttese words derive from food imagery (hence 'poison') but "putting fierfek in the food" is equivalent to "putting a death curse on all who eat the food").
	starwars.wikia.com /wiki/Talk:Mando'a (4737 words)

	[No title]
		However, there are some exceptions, some words have been derived from the servant language, which uses alternate words for others to show their state of non-authority, the words come in use especially on visits to Nal Hutta, the Huttese homeworld.
		The typical Huttese speak occassionally will use basic words within the Huttese words, the primary reason this is so is because some words have never had a Huttese translation.
		The second of the two phrases combines the words "no" & "more" to the Huttese word "Tah-tee" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Closing Notes: I would like to thank: This document may not be used in whole or part anywhere else without given permission by myself (QUEST32681@aol.com).
	www.denimfilms.com /shared/HutLingo.txt (448 words)

	[No title]
		JABBA THE HUTT (in Huttese) To the demise of Ambor Tin!
		JABBA THE HUTT (in Huttese) Because you are so special, Aurra, there is a bargain for you.
		BIB FORTUNA (loud, in Huttese) On the order of the mighty and illustrious Jabba the Hutt, you are condemned to die in the Sarlaac Pit.
	www.simplyscripts.com /scripts/HuntersandHunted.doc (6193 words)

	DVDFILE.COM Forum - Subtitle Problems?
		there were no subtitles when anyone is speaking huttese (unless i turned on the subs, but then all the dialogue would be subbed), such as anakin and sebulba before the podrace or anakin and watto in his shop.
		i just played around with the disc and if Sub 2 is turned on all through the film the huttese is subbed at the proper times.
		On my R1 disc (US) Sub2 is just the Huttese captions, and that sub track defaults on when the disc starts up.
	forums.dvdfile.com /showthread.php?t=10383 (248 words)

	Jedi Council Forums - Linguophiles for Huttese!
		The Complete Huttese Dictionary and Grammar Guide...or something along those lines would really sate my appetite.
		Based on the movies and the games, there are less then 20 phrases in Huttese, and no more then 50 words.
		Huttese, and any other SW conlang would be far too incomplete to warrent my learning it.
	boards.theforce.net /Message.aspx?topic=19494005 (1342 words)

	Star Wars: Message Boards: Huttese
		Date Posted: Sep 23, 2005 03:03 PM One thing that has really annoyed me in the past (Except for Lando and 3PO pronouncing Han wrong) is that the Huttese language uses the same words for different meanings.
		Considering the lengths that fans analyse the films I'm sure they would have realised that someone would notice if the same lines were used to mean different things.
		Alternatively, if they are the same then maybe either the subtitles aren't a literal translation or inflection in Huttese can change the meanings of the words to something different.
	forums.starwars.com /thread.jspa?messageID=12844646 (304 words)

	Teaching - Tales of Jedi Misfits
		Example: J'maal is teaching an intermediate class in "Huttese" to a group of students.
		The difference between the teacher's Huttese skill and his teaching skill is 2D, which is also the difference between his Huttese skill and his Teaching skill, so he suffers a +6 difficulty penalty to his roll (Diff 19).
		His base difficulty is only 9, but 30 students raise the difficulty to 19.
	www.gweep.net /~jedi/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Totj.Teaching?n=Totj.Teaching?n=Totj.Teaching (1530 words)

	[No title]
		Mike: Now we'll take off his mask and see who he really is! Jabba lets out a loud, long, blood-curdling laugh and turns to Threepio, waving him closer.
		Mike: Apparently Huttese is a series of grunts and blows to the head.
		JABBA (in Huttese subtitled) Soon you will learn to appreciate me. Mike: Guys, I'm just baffled by the sheer mechanics of even attempting sex in this situation.
	www.daltonator.net /fanfics/mist/mist_rotj.txt (15578 words)

	Star Wars: Message Boards: Learn Huttese? Can it be done?
		Date Posted: May 27, 2002 08:15 PM Huttese, I hear, is an actual language.
		It's not like "Klingon." I'm not sure where they got the Huttese language from, though.
		But learn Huttese is impossible, it's not a actual language...
	forums.starwars.com /thread.jspa?messageID=1347077 (237 words)

	Jedi Council Forums - Quick Huttese Help
		I don't really know if this belongs here, but this seems to be the most appropriate place so I'll just post it here.
		I need someone to say 'thank you' in Huttese for my fan film, but I can't find a translation anywhere.
		And it does mention that Huttese has no equivalent for 'please' and 'thank you'.
	boards.theforce.net /Message.aspx?topic=18987105 (587 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		JABBA: (in Huttese subtitled) This bounty hunter is my kind of scum, fearless and inventive.
		JABBA: (in Huttese subtitled) Bring her to me. Jabba chuckles as Lando and a second guard lead the beautiful young princess toward him.
		Inexorably her lovely face moves to within a few inches of Jabba's ugly blob of a head.
	www.starwarssource.net /SW/rotj_script.txt (18410 words)

	I just had a breakthrough moment... - FileFront Gaming Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		These rodians are pronouncing their huttese pretty poorly.
		Okay, the weird part is not that I think the rodians were pronouncing the Huttese wrong, but the fact that (1) I can translate it, and (2) I think I can pronounce a made-up language better than a made-up alien.
		If you have ever played KotOR or KotOR2, you'll notice everything from Rodians to Twi'leks ar espeaking Huttese, and if you translate it it won't come close to what the subtitles indicate they are saying, so don't translate it...
	www.gamingforums.com /showthread.php?t=233827 (962 words)

	RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		According to "Eras of Play": Han Solo speaks Basic, Huttese, and Shyriiwook.
		This is probably his native tongue, and everybody understands it, just as he understands the Huttese and Shyriiwook that's spoken back to him.
		For Anakin, on the other hand, Huttese is probably just as natural as Basic, and so he's more comfortable speaking Huttese with other Huttese speakers.
	www.rpg.net /forums/phorum/pf/read.php?f=5&i=57085&t=57078 (182 words)

	Star Wars: KotOR Interview - GameBanshee Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Over the years I've had actors take to Huttese like a fish to water, but the opposite is also true.
		In the past I've had to line-read (when an actor copies my performance) 150-plus Huttese lines to an actor in order to make it work.
		For many years it was locked away in his head, but recently he put together a Huttese dictionary called Star Wars: Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide: Beeps, Bleats, Boskas, and Other Common Intergalactic Verbiage.
	www.gamebanshee.com /forums/showthread.php?t=43536 (248 words)

	Cantina Message Board.General Discussion - ChatArea.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Huttese - does anyone know where to find pages on how to speak it?
		I really wanna learn at least 5 of them before the end of the year...
		Also there will be Droids like C-3PO that can help u with huttese...
	www.chatarea.com /cantina.m3512 (172 words)

	Docking Bay 101
		The Complete Wermo's Guide to Huttese - and other languages.
		A great resource with lessons to help you memorize several of the more major Star Wars langauges, most importantly Ewokese and Huttese.
		Alliance Elite - Star Wars fan fiction, which focuses primarily on the Rebel Alliance's fighter squadrons.
	www.dockingbay101.com /links.shtml (109 words)

	BioWare - Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - humans speaking twi'lek in Korriban
		Most Twi'lek's drape their lekku around their neck and shoulders in some fashion so any movement would be negligible and most likely serve as another source of body language, not actually contributing to the conversation.
		That said, the Twi'leks and humans in this game are actually speaking a dialect of Huttese.
		The Jedi trying to solve the murder case on Dantooine explains that there was no communication problems for him because he understood galactic basic and both suspects understood Huttese.
	swforums.bioware.com /viewtopic.html?forum=89&topic=246565 (661 words)

	Knightshift 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Dialogue in this story that is the English translation of alien language (such as Huttese) is written "// Like this.
		"//I am SO sorry, sir.//" She repeated in Huttese - not seeming to notice Obi-Wan's presence beside her.
		The Rodian's only sound was a low snarl in the bottom of this throat as he took a napkin and wiped off his face.
	zalibethe.com /kenobi/e1/ks1.htm (1849 words)

	Mando'a - SF-Fandom
		It's not official but it is accurate with what Karen Traviss has already made.
		As you can see this is set to be much bigger than Huttese.
		General Grievous is a whole lot easier to say.
	www.sf-fandom.com /vbulletin/showthread.php?p=281363 (49 words)

	Shadowclan - SWG
		Just add vowels to the end of words, especially "a" and "o".
		Note - the phrases "Thank you" and "please" does not exist in huttese or Shadowclan vocabulary.
		Fire your blaster to kill the stupid wookie.
	www.shadowclan.org /starwarsgalaxies/language.htm (71 words)

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