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'''Ugnaught''' was the native language of the [[Ugnaught/Legends|Ugnaught]] species from [[Gentes/Legends|Gentes]]. It was mainly composed of grunts, squeals and chatters. It was considered a difficult language to learn | '''Ugnaught''' was the native language of the [[Ugnaught/Legends|Ugnaught]] species from [[Gentes/Legends|Gentes]]. It was mainly composed of grunts, squeals and chatters. It was considered a difficult language to learn.<ref name="U">''[[Ultimate Alien Anthology]]''</ref> | ||
Few Ugnaughts learned [[Galactic Basic Standard/Legends|Basic]], because they were not fond of prolonged contact with Humans or other species. Those who do, however, were quickly fluent in both Ugnaught language and Basic, being literate in both languages.<ref name="U" /> | Few Ugnaughts learned [[Galactic Basic Standard/Legends|Basic]], because they were not fond of prolonged contact with Humans or other species. Those who do, however, were quickly fluent in both Ugnaught language and Basic, being literate in both languages.<ref name="U" /> | ||
Latest revision as of 04:43, 4 September 2022
Ugnaught was the native language of the Ugnaught species from Gentes. It was mainly composed of grunts, squeals and chatters. It was considered a difficult language to learn.[1]
Few Ugnaughts learned Basic, because they were not fond of prolonged contact with Humans or other species. Those who do, however, were quickly fluent in both Ugnaught language and Basic, being literate in both languages.[1]
Appearances
- Star Wars: The Old Republic
- Star Wars: General Grievous
- Imperial Double-Cross
- Star Wars (1977) 57 (First appearance)
- Young Jedi Knights: Trouble on Cloud City
Sources
- Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin, Second Edition
- Alien Anthology
- Ultimate Alien Anthology
- Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds
"Bespin: Action Tidings" (original article link) on Wizards.com (content now obsolete; backup link)