Learn Mando'a

What are Mando'a grammar rules? By this I mean: - Is there a commonly used copula (verb "to be", English present tense being "is", "am", "are"), and what are its conjugations? - Word inflections, called conjugation for verbs - Word order, and where do other words like adjectives fit in to it? I know...

Ok, in the Google Doc, whenever something like [AR-pat] popped up for pronunciation, I used æ as in 'hat' for the second 'a'. Is it more like ɐ as in 'nut', kind of how like the word "a" (like "I want 'a' hat") is typically pronounced like a 'short u' sound? I'm also bringing this up because in the ...

Actually, I looked back into the dictionary and it said "su cuy'gar" translates to "You're still alive." "Gar" means "you" and there doesn't seem to be any copula (the verb "to be") in Mando'a, so "gar" covers the "you're" part. "Su" means "still", and words like "cuyan" (survivor) and "cuyanir" (to...

This is sort of like another "phonetic alphabet for Mando'a" thing, but when I saw pronunciation descriptions like [AHL-vair-day] in the Mando'a dictionary, I started creating my own dictionary in a Google Doc with IPA based pronunciations. If you didn't know, IPA stands for International Phonetic A...

Su’cuy! To be honest, I only learned Mando’a was a language about a week ago. But naturally, when I did, I tried to learn it. So, I found this website. I’m so excited to learn the language of the Mandalorians, probably my favorite culture from Star Wars. And so close to May 4th too! To start off, I ...