Are they called Nikto? Or were you just saying bad things about my mother? 

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Both. :D

I do love it when they say my proximity makes their hair curl, in that angry PO'ed language of theirs, makes me laugh. :D

The coolest language in the SW-universe is Jawa-speak... It sound's like some one is fast-playing a tape of basic...

I was really  impressed by that puzzle; I thought it was such an original thing for a computer game to have to figure out the basic grammar of another language.  Don't know if another game has done it before.

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I believe "Shogun" features such puzzles. It's an oldish Infocom/Legend adventure (written by the author of the novel) that involves figuring out Japanese grammar.

I never played it but www.theunderdogs.org gave it a very good review.

Definitely Jawa language (w00t) My second favorite is the Rodian language.

I was really  impressed by that puzzle; I thought it was such an original thing for a computer game to have to figure out the basic grammar of another language.  Don't know if another game has done it before.

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I believe "Shogun" features such puzzles. It's an oldish Infocom/Legend adventure (written by the author of the novel) that involves figuring out Japanese grammar.

I never played it but www.theunderdogs.org gave it a very good review.

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Yep, a little better than the standard "Towers of Hanoi" -- I think I can do that in about ten seconds.

 

If I had to, I would say Jawas. If only because they say what they say quickly, and don't bore me to death whilst I wait for them to finish (frantically pressing the space bar), like when the Selkath or Ithorians speak.

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Any that don't take longer to 'say' as it does to read the sub-titles.

 

But in terms of sound alone, I'd say twi'lek.

The language of the Rodians is just awesome. ^-^ 'Tis indeed my favorite, but I have a confession...the other day whilst trying (emphasis on trying) to speak Spanish, I sounded rather like a Twi'lek.