Master your Aurebesh: Google Translate launches Star Wars' language support
Ever wondered how to write, “May the Force be with you" in Galactic Basic? No problem! Ahead of the release of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” Google has started offering support for Aurebesh, the written language commonly used in the fictional universe.
Google broke the news on its Twitter account, with a link to Google Translate.
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— Google (@google) 25 ноября 2015Through Google Translate, fans have an opportunity to check out how words are written in Aurebesh and even find out what a phrase in Aurebesh will be like in English - possibly opening the floodgate for a wave of Star Wars geek tattoos, as well.
The name of the alphabet naturally comes from the names of the first two letters, Aurek and Besh. Type a word in any supported language you like into the text box in Google Translate and see it in Aurebesh in the blink of an eye. Push the Swap Languages button to see keys on your keyboard featured in Aurebesh. Whatever you type can be immediately translated into English, French, Japanese or any other language you choose.
