Despite the fact that Star Wars appears to have numbers and letters derived from a classic Latin alphabet, with droids named R2-D2 and BB-8, etc., the written language we see used in the films is ...

Aurebesh is one of the most commonly used writing systems in the Star Wars universe, and it's the written version of Basic. First appearing in Episode 6: Return of the Jedi, it started out as just ...

What you might know as the Alphabet in English is known as the Aurebesh – also correct as just "Aurebesh" in Star Wars. This set of letters works much like a standard 1:1 code, where each letter ...

Thanks to a collaboration between Lucasfilm and NovelKeys, Star Wars fan can convert their desktop keyboard into something that looks like it came from a computer terminal in the Galactic Empire.

According to Slash Gear‘s Chris Burns, “this set of letters works much like a standard 1:1 code, where each letter of our Alphabet has its own unique character in the Aurebesh. There are also ...

The Google Translate webapp now includes Aurebesh, the written language of the Star Wars universe. ... as it’s mostly a one-to-one letter-to-letter swap for the alphabet we know and use.

Customizing your keyboard by swapping out its keycaps is nothing new, but this is the first time we’ve seen a set that’s received an official blessing from Lucasfilm. The Star Wars Galactic ...

The symbols are written in Star Wars alphabet Aurebesh, Fantha Tracks writer Sander de Lange and Reddit user zackgardner provided translations. "It appears chaincodes basically function in a ...