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"So far I speak Mando'a and basic…" ―Sabine Wren writes about the languages she knows in her journal [src]

Mando'a was the language of the people native to the planet Mandalore.[1] Its written form was known as Mandalorian.[2] The Mandalorian artist and demolitions expert Sabine Wren was fluent in Mando'a as well as several other languages including Galactic Basic, Huttese, Aqualish, Rodese and some Shyriiwook.[1]

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Vocabulary Edit

Phrases Edit

Su'cuy aliit Wren. — "Hailing Clan Wren." [11]

— "Hailing Clan Wren." Ibic Sabine Wren. Ara'novor gedet'ye. — "This is Sabine Wren on approach." [11]

— "This is Sabine Wren on approach." Me'vaar ti gar?" — "Please respond."[11]

Behind the scenes Edit

In "Visions and Voices", Mando'a text is written in the Nightsister lair by Darth Maul, spelling out 'Kenobi'.

In "Legacy of Mandalore," Sabine Wren speaks in Mando'a. She says "Su'cuy aliit Wren. Ibic Sabine Wren. Ara'novor gedet'ye. Me'vaar ti gar?" This dialog is translated as "Hailing Clan Wren. This is Sabine Wren on approach. Please respond." The voice on the other end on the comm then answers: "Elek, Sabine Wren. Ke parer." This is translated as "Copy 'Sabine Wren'. Standby."[12]

Though the official translation was provided with subtitles,[11] the direct translation is closer to "Hello, clan Wren. This (is) Sabine Wren. How are you?" The response is directly translated as "Yes, Sabine Wren. Wait."[13]

Other Mando'a can be heard throughout the episode, the most notable being the phrase "sha'kajir," which was spoken by Tristan Wren.[11] This translates roughly as "Cease Fire."[13]

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