Huttese?

[LonestarHero]

Are there Star Wars geeks who can speak Huttese and have it actually mean something?

Is it codified liked Klingon?

[Grognard]

I've never seen a complete, unified Hutt language kit anywhere like I have seen for Klingonese. Truth be told, I don't think any of the Star Wars languages are codified outside Lucas' head - what snippets of alien language is present in either KotOR or TOR are the same few lines, per species, looped to simulate full dialogue; hell, in ToR, most of it's the exact same lines, regardless of species, with slight changes to pitch or tone. Shoulda just made it all in Basic and be done with it.

[Spase Peepole]

There are several established words and phrases and that is it. There are no grammatical guidelines that are defined such as Tolkien languages and Klingonese.

[Sabitharan]

I've never seen a complete, unified Hutt language kit anywhere like I have seen for Klingonese. Truth be told, I don't think any of the Star Wars languages are codified outside Lucas' head - what snippets of alien language is present in either KotOR or TOR are the same few lines, per species, looped to simulate full dialogue; hell, in ToR, most of it's the exact same lines, regardless of species, with slight changes to pitch or tone. Shoulda just made it all in Basic and be done with it.

I have seen a few things for mandalorian a while back. Couldn't tell you where but there were many people claiming it could be learned as an actual language.

[Koalachan]

This has some phrases in huttese, among many others. I think the section on Ewok is pretty extensive, if I recall right:

Star Wars Galactic Phrase Book & Travel Guide

[Grognard]

I have seen a few things for mandalorian a while back. Couldn't tell you where but there were many people claiming it could be learned as an actual language.

...Sadly, I had actually forgotten about that - used to be a fair hand at it, some four years ago, now - as the topic was aimed at Huttese and I only immediately thought of other languages commonly "spoken;" Mando'a is only heard in two songs written for Star Wars: Republic Commando. It was being developed into a full-fledged language similar to Tolkein's Sindarin (I think that was the specific one) by Karen Traviss, as she was the only author worth a damn that could write proper Mandalorians; due to dissenting opinions with Lucas Licensing, though, she had her book contract cut short and was never able to complete it.

[Capt Froggy]

I have a buddy who GMed a Star Wars rpg game, one of the npcs was a Hutt and my friend spoke in Huttese, that was impressive.