Welcome to Learn Mando'a! (Post Here to Introduce Yourself)

[Ryvas]

Thanks! I have ended up fully trying to make armor so I probably won't be very involved in the language rn

[Augest Kayd]

Oya, su cuy’gar.

I’m here first and foremost because Mandalorians are awesome. And, as this is a language forum, I’m here to read up on language discussions, help, and custom words to further my own Mando’a skills. Fortune willing that I may be able to give my own wisdom. Seems like a fun place.

That’s about it.

Vor entye par dinuir’taap ni.
Cuyir haa'tayli gar.

Faux

[Vlet Hansen]

Olarom an! Feel free to pitch in wherever you like!

[Augest Kayd]

Ori'vor'e for having me.

[ShakiraGold]

Hi all, my name is Shakira Gold, I'm new, I'm from New York. Glad to be a part of this forum.

[Augest Kayd]

Hi all, my name is Shakira Gold, I'm new, I'm from New York. Glad to be a part of this forum.

Olarom, Shakira! Enjoy your stay here, this place needs some fresh activity.

Good ol' New York. Onwards, vod.

[Vlet Hansen]

Olarom!

[Ꙃokay Luk Vau]

Su'cuy! I just located this group and am so excited to be here. I hail from Ireland but am working in the States in the PNW. I look forward to learning Mando'a and meeting others with like interests.

[Augest Kayd]

Welcome to the Forum, vod. Enjoy your stay.

[TerminusHaran]

Su'cuy vode! Ner gai Terminus Haran!

I'm a long time fan of Star Wars, and Mandalorians specifically. I actually play as a Mandalorian OC in a LARPing group that I'm in, and it's where my name comes from.

The character themselves was a Sith, and in our own little continuity I've come to govern my own branch of Mandalorian culture. I've been using the dictionary here to help learn Mando'a to really sell my character and immerse myself in the lore.

I really hope I can continue learning and sharing in this wonderful culture with all of you!

[Augest Kayd]

An interesting deviation from the norm there, vod, but an interesting character nonetheless. Welcome to our community!

[kad'ika]

Su cuy'gar! My name is Kad'ika. My English pronouns are they/them. I've been interested in Mandalorians in general and the Mando'a language specifically for a few years, but I only just decided to actively learn the language. I speak English, Spanish, and Toki Pona.

Ret'urcye mhi!

[Vlet Hansen]

Olarom! Always good to have more!

[Ouye]

Su'cuy, im not new just have returned after a long time and realised i have never introduced myself. My name is Ouye, pronouns are they/them.

[Vlet Hansen]

Welcome back!

[Adi'karta]

Olarom bal briikase yaim'ol!

[Vin'nok Lorr]

Su'cuy, vod!

I am Vin'nok Lorr. I have been fascinated with the Mandalorian culture ever since my first play through of KOTOR way back in the day.

I am currently working on my first Mandalorian armor kit in hopes to become an Official Member of the Mandalorian Mercs.

I'm looking forward to learning more about Modo'a, and hopefully one day, to be natively fluent in it.

Vor entye.

[Vlet Hansen]

Olarom, bal jate ka'ra!

[kad’ika]

Su’cuy, vode! I’m Kad’ika, almost 20, and I don’t do gender. I’ve been interested in Mando’a and Mandalorians as a whole ever since I started reading Clone Wars and True Mandalorian fanfiction. I speak English, Spanish, and toki pona; I’m learning Mando’a and ASL.

[Vlet Hansen]

Well, it's convenient that Mando'a doesn't really do gender either, isn't it? Olarom!