Learn Mando'a

I have a NME Stalker, but I need to go get some plastic-working heads for my dremel to make it work. 'Course, now that I'm getting a car I can actually make it to the store when I need to...

I might be able to make it, so I'll do what I can to carry on in your stead.

Ni gana naas...

So, I just got pulled into a MARSOC-led Arabic language course. Might take a couple years, even. No idea how much time I'll have for things. I might drop off the radar a bit if I get too caught up in studying.

Intriguing... an update...

Similar for me, I had been over at a friend's house...

Gaan'kal... ra gaan'ika? Sa "me'suum" bal "me'suum'ika"?

[Not sure what the "run" in the first sentence means here, maybe you fatfingered "ru"? On "adi'ke", yes, KT used that. It's proper. For bid'narit, the closest comparison I can get is "o'r taap b'ashi", so I guess you're more fluid than anything I have...]

I think I'll use that...

Ni nu'viinir verd'goten be'Besh ol'averde!

Mesh'la!

Well, I try, but it's rather hard to get through with any speed yet...

First thing I note upon checking the page? I left the font on Mandalorian.
I'm gonna try to read it all in Aurebesh, I'm nearly completely fluid with that.
EDIT: Shortest plan ever.

There's a lot going on there. I'll take a closer look when I have more time, but it looks like we've fleshed it out a ways so far.
Quite the list you made there!

I can work with that

Good point, the backplate was also the nor'cabur. Norac is probably the one there.

I agree with this sentiment in general. The culture's basis may be in fiction, but most of what we think about the Spartans is too by this point. Doesn't stop everyone else in the Corps going nuts over them. All that matters is the philosophy. On the topic of wearing the armor, I usually take that t...

Left: Payt
Right: Staabi
Laamyc means "high" so there might be a way to get to top or above from there...
Same for Diryc for "low"
I'd go with Ib'ca'nara for "now"

I'd also like some help with structural words, like wall, door, floor...

Valentine's Day.
Also a few other things, but that's what it means here.

Ni emuur...