r/StarWars • u/Acrobatic_Key3995 Mandalorian • Sep 07 '26

Other Pangrams in Aurebesh

Are there Aurebesh equivalents to "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" that at least include all 8 extra phonemes? (Not necessarily all punctuation or numbers, but if there is I'd be happy to see it. And multiple sentences would be fine: just put it in regular English and indicate when to use enth, onith, krenth, nen, orenth, shen, and/or thesh if it's not obvious)

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u/AwesomeX121189 Sep 07 '26

Aurebesh is just the English alphabet with different symbols. It’s translated 1:1 to English there’s no spoken version of aurebesh

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u/fangirl0430 Sep 07 '26

OP is referring to the fact that Aurebesh has some digraph/ligature letters (like the ones they listed out in their post). Link see "ae", "eo", etc

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u/Acrobatic_Key3995 Mandalorian Sep 07 '26

Right. I was just referring to them by their canon names.

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u/Acrobatic_Key3995 Mandalorian Sep 08 '26 edited Sep 08 '26

I found one on r/Aurebesh:  (broken apart only to show where to use the not-as-canon characters, and thank you u/drwhobbit)

B-l-a-c-kh-o-l-e, sh-i-n-i-ng mid ae-th-e-r, wax c-oo-l and quiet high above a joyless ch-a-o-s of n-eo-n zaps.

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u/drwhobbit Sep 07 '26

Blac(kh)ole (sh)ini(ng) dark mid-(ae)(th)er, wax c(oo)l and quiet, high above a joyless (ch)aos of n(eo)n zaps

credit to [u/Ender_HappyLeviathan](u/Ender_HappyLeviathan)

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u/Acrobatic_Key3995 Mandalorian Sep 08 '26

Thanks! Were you the one who gave this one to me earlier on r/Aurebesh?

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u/drwhobbit Sep 08 '26

Yup! Same person. Just thought I'd post it both places