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Does this website provide consistent translation into Wookiee?
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I was wondering if the website Wookie Translator has any logic behind it or if it’s just a guy smashing his face against a keyboard.
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I was wondering if the website Wookie Translator has any logic behind it or if it’s just a guy smashing his face against a keyboard.
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Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
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I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
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@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
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-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
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That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
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I was wondering if the website Wookie Translator has any logic behind it or if it’s just a guy smashing his face against a keyboard.
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Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
1
I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
2
@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
19
-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
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That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
– JakeGould
May 7 at 2:19
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Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
1
I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
2
@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
19
-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
2
That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
– JakeGould
May 7 at 2:19
1
1
Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
1
1
I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
2
2
@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
19
19
-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
2
2
That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
– JakeGould
May 7 at 2:19
That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
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We actually know several Wookiee words and phrases, courtesy of the Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know factbook.
How to speak Shyriiwook
"WYAAAAAA!" = "Hello!"
"AARRR WGH GGWAH" = "Jump to hyperspace"
"ROOOARRGH UR ROO" = "I have a bad feeling about this"
"WWWAH RRROOOAAAH WHA?" = "Want to play some holo-chess?"
Wookietranslator.com does not provide a translation service that is consistent with these phrases, nor does it provide a consistent translation period (coming up with different answers each time for the same phrases).
answered May 6 at 18:58
ValorumValorum
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hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
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@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
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Seeing how typing "hello" doesn't give a consistent translation, I'd say 'no'.
answered May 6 at 18:55
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I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
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The site is definitely not any sort of attempt at translation; writing the same word (“a”) twice got me different results both times.
According to this answer, Shyriiwook is a set of phrases made for Wookiees to say but not a real language.
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We actually know several Wookiee words and phrases, courtesy of the Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know factbook.
How to speak Shyriiwook
"WYAAAAAA!" = "Hello!"
"AARRR WGH GGWAH" = "Jump to hyperspace"
"ROOOARRGH UR ROO" = "I have a bad feeling about this"
"WWWAH RRROOOAAAH WHA?" = "Want to play some holo-chess?"
Wookietranslator.com does not provide a translation service that is consistent with these phrases, nor does it provide a consistent translation period (coming up with different answers each time for the same phrases).
answered May 6 at 18:58
ValorumValorum
421k11530643289
hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
7
@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
add a comment |
We actually know several Wookiee words and phrases, courtesy of the Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know factbook.
How to speak Shyriiwook
"WYAAAAAA!" = "Hello!"
"AARRR WGH GGWAH" = "Jump to hyperspace"
"ROOOARRGH UR ROO" = "I have a bad feeling about this"
"WWWAH RRROOOAAAH WHA?" = "Want to play some holo-chess?"
Wookietranslator.com does not provide a translation service that is consistent with these phrases, nor does it provide a consistent translation period (coming up with different answers each time for the same phrases).
answered May 6 at 18:58
ValorumValorum
421k11530643289
hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
7
@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
add a comment |
We actually know several Wookiee words and phrases, courtesy of the Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know factbook.
How to speak Shyriiwook
"WYAAAAAA!" = "Hello!"
"AARRR WGH GGWAH" = "Jump to hyperspace"
"ROOOARRGH UR ROO" = "I have a bad feeling about this"
"WWWAH RRROOOAAAH WHA?" = "Want to play some holo-chess?"
Wookietranslator.com does not provide a translation service that is consistent with these phrases, nor does it provide a consistent translation period (coming up with different answers each time for the same phrases).
answered May 6 at 18:58
ValorumValorum
421k11530643289
We actually know several Wookiee words and phrases, courtesy of the Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know factbook.
How to speak Shyriiwook
"WYAAAAAA!" = "Hello!"
"AARRR WGH GGWAH" = "Jump to hyperspace"
"ROOOARRGH UR ROO" = "I have a bad feeling about this"
"WWWAH RRROOOAAAH WHA?" = "Want to play some holo-chess?"
Wookietranslator.com does not provide a translation service that is consistent with these phrases, nor does it provide a consistent translation period (coming up with different answers each time for the same phrases).
answered May 6 at 18:58
ValorumValorum
421k11530643289
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hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
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@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
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hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
7
@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
hey I have that book what page
– Z-man
2 days ago
7
7
@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
@Z-man - It's page 63 in the updated edition and page 47 in the original edition.
– Valorum
2 days ago
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Seeing how typing "hello" doesn't give a consistent translation, I'd say 'no'.
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
add a comment |
Seeing how typing "hello" doesn't give a consistent translation, I'd say 'no'.
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
add a comment |
Seeing how typing "hello" doesn't give a consistent translation, I'd say 'no'.
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
Seeing how typing "hello" doesn't give a consistent translation, I'd say 'no'.
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
answered May 6 at 18:55
DCOPTimDowdDCOPTimDowd
6,03563465
6,03563465
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
add a comment |
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
I tested this and got the same phrase each time for "hello", even in incognito mode.
– Burgi
2 days ago
1
1
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
@Burgi Huh. Same here - it does seem to be consistent for some words, though does not match the known translations for them. I think it just picks random words for anything it doesn't know (which is most things), but it's not entirely random. I wonder how many words it actually does give consistent answers for? "Hello" is the only one I can find so far.
– Darrel Hoffman
2 days ago
1
1
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
@Burgi I had some words that seemed to stay the same as well, but after around the seventh attempt, they all fell apart. "hello" was the worst for me though, and was never consistent.
– DCOPTimDowd
2 days ago
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
"hello" gives me consistent results, but "Hello" doesn't. Just in case further evidence was needed.
– John Montgomery
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
@JohnMontgomery In other words, this "translator" is bogus
– DCOPTimDowd
yesterday
add a comment |
The site is definitely not any sort of attempt at translation; writing the same word (“a”) twice got me different results both times.
According to this answer, Shyriiwook is a set of phrases made for Wookiees to say but not a real language.
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
3,34621448
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The site is definitely not any sort of attempt at translation; writing the same word (“a”) twice got me different results both times.
According to this answer, Shyriiwook is a set of phrases made for Wookiees to say but not a real language.
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
3,34621448
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The site is definitely not any sort of attempt at translation; writing the same word (“a”) twice got me different results both times.
According to this answer, Shyriiwook is a set of phrases made for Wookiees to say but not a real language.
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
3,34621448
The site is definitely not any sort of attempt at translation; writing the same word (“a”) twice got me different results both times.
According to this answer, Shyriiwook is a set of phrases made for Wookiees to say but not a real language.
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
3,34621448
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
3,34621448
answered May 6 at 18:55
StormblessedStormblessed
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StormblessedStormblessed
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Those seem to be two different questions, though (the latter more specific of which is probably better directed at the creators of that website).
– TARS
May 6 at 18:54
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I don't think this Q is a duplicate, but the answer in the linked question does answer this question indirectly. Didn't there used to be a close reason of "not enough research"?
– DCOPTimDowd
May 6 at 19:02
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@DCOPTimDowd - I agree. The question isn't "is there a wookiee language", it's "is this site providing translation into wookiee"
– Valorum
May 6 at 19:20
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-1 You don't appear to have made any attempt to establish the answer yourself, when even the most cursory tests would have shown that the answer was no. "give it the same word repeatedly, see what is does with random keyboard mashing, etc."
– Brondahl
May 6 at 20:38
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That site trivializes the beauty of Shyriiwook.
– JakeGould
May 7 at 2:19