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Andonian Mountain range
Loch-Moy
Nestled below the majestic Andonian mountain range is the small village of Moy. My ancestral home is located just north of the village and sits in the highlands between the snowy forests and the fields of heather in the valleys nearby. Loch-Moy as pictured above, is approximately three kilometres south of Whildary, my estate.
My home at WHILDARY
Whildary, the Bendu estate has been in my family for generations. Ando Prime is the home of the Bendu monks, followers of my ancestors, the Jedi Bendu. It was the Jedi Bendu who first discovered the Force.
The monks honor my family with their great wisdom and vast knowledge of our universe. |
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 The language of Ando Prime is more or less the Basic language with a twist. A wee bit o' brogue thrown in here and there just to keep your attention. To hear an Andonian speak in the dialect of the village of Moy you would say it might be another language all together so I've written out a few translations to help you along.
I'm fairly well understood for the most part myself, but when I've had a wee nip o' the brandy I'm afraid I do tend to get a bit hard to understand.
For example, I might say something like: The auld wumman fell doon the stairs. Whit aboot it?
Translated it says: The old woman fell down the stairs. What about it?
Here are a few of the words I might use:
aboot- about
agin- against
aff- off
ain- own
ain- own
an'- and
ane- one
auld- old
awa-' away
awfu',- awfy awfully
bairn- child
ben- mountain
blether- (idle) chatter
bonnie-, bonny beautiful
brae- slope
braw- fine
but and ben- cottage
caber- a log used in the traditional game `tossing the caber'
cauld- cold
dae- do
deid- dead
de'il- devil
doon- down
dram- small quantity of whisky
dunt- bump
dyke- wall
efter- after
firth- estuary
footer- nuisance
footer about -mess about
frae- from
frein'- friend
fur- for
gae- go
gaun- going
get het up- become agitated
gey- rather
greet- weep
guid- good
hae- have
haggis- pudding made from minced meat (offal) and oatmeal
haud- hold
hauf- half
heid- head
hen - woman or a general term of endearment for anyone
hert -heart
Hogmanay- New Year's Eve
hoose- house
hoots!- well then!
intae- into
ither- other
keek- look
ken- know
kirk- church
laddie- boy
lang- long
lassie -girl
loch- lake
ma- my
mair- more
merrit- married
mon-a man
mooth -mouth
na, nae- no, or `not' as a suffix to a verb (dinna = don't, wisnae = wasn't)
neep- turnip
ne'er- never
Ne'erday- New Year's Day
nicked-stolen
no'- not
noo- now
o'- of
och!- well!
ony- any
oor- our
palaver- fuss
pairt- part
puddin' -pudding
pun'- pound
rid- red
sae- so
sair- sore
scunner- nuisance
shoogle -shake
skelp- smack
stramash -commotion
stravaig- wander about
tae- to
tak- take
tattie- potato
toun- town
tak- take
trauchle- trouble
twa- two
wain -child
wan- one
wean -child
wee- small
wha- who
whit- what
wi'- with
wifie- (old) woman
wull- will
ye- you
yer -your
yin- one
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