Guest Ikhnaton Posted May 2, 2000 Posted May 2, 2000 boy, get in here! I think you forgot an N "agoodananolia"
Guest Bounty Hunter Posted May 3, 2000 Posted May 3, 2000 it means hello or good morning, or something like that. it's Watto's first words to Qui Gon
Guest Bounty Hunter Posted May 3, 2000 Posted May 3, 2000 it means hello or good morning, or something like that. it's Watto's first words to Qui Gon
Guest Nodrin King Posted May 3, 2000 Posted May 3, 2000 How about..."Another Righteous Sucker." ------------------ Hey, who helps the Help Desk anyway???
Guest echobase_69 Posted May 5, 2000 Posted May 5, 2000 Die Wanna Wanga according to Episode 1 means "Are you going to pay for that?" Is it me or does that just not make sense when Bib Fortuna say it to Luke in Jabba's palace? Well I don't make the rules up do I? ------------------ The trouble with heroine, or so I've heard, is that it's rather moreish
BeastMaster Posted May 5, 2000 Posted May 5, 2000 Fortuna was speaking Twi'lek, that merchant in the marketplace could have been speaking anything. I always thought it meant "may I help you?" Nee Jabba no badda. Me chuba su goodie. ------------------ "The Beasts know much that we do not." -Ancient Jedi proverb
BeastMaster Posted May 8, 2000 Posted May 8, 2000 'Cause it woulda been wierd if Bib Fortuna had greeted the droids with a hearty Top'o'th'mornin' to ya! ------------------ "The Beasts know much that we do not." -Ancient Jedi proverb
Guest Hile Tr0y Posted May 8, 2000 Posted May 8, 2000 That's odd, I always thought "chuba" was some kind of cussword since they never translated it. Just a thought, Hile Tr0y ------------------ "There Is Nothing Left To Lose"
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