Learn Mando'a

Can we use "ner'sat ruus" for Jedi seeing stone temples? Like the one that they visit in the Mandalorian?
Drawing on Taljair te Mir'ad's word for pride, I think its hilarious.

I kinda like kar'tolase, actually. Still, it feels a bit "impersonal" for describing a sun if you want it to be more poetic. I agree, I like it a lot - but definitely as a name or epithet for the Mandalore star-system sun. And, this line of thinking furthers begs the question of, how poetic is Mand...

Oh, I like the use of Mhor, for mho'kar, but that feels again planetary specific, right? Like that only works when talking about the specific planet you're occupying? Like, if I wanted to talk about the Tatooine's suns, while on another planet, saying mhor'kar wouldn't necessarily work. Instead it'd...

RE: Salvo Mereel's question about the word sun (from 9 years ago...) "Sun" is a relational concept, as in all suns are stars but not all stars are suns. A star is only a sun to the planet that orbits it. So perhaps suns are "Ka'ra" (or "kar" given the significance of Ka'ra)? Or more specifically "(p...

Hi, This resource is fantastic! I've been lurking for a while, but finally wanted to contribute to the conversation! I am particularly interested about the situation of Mando'a in the larger context of the Star Wars universe especially in extenuating works :) but also the social construction of word...