With two Es. Those of you who consider yourselves Star Wars fans should know better, regardless of your mastery of the English language.
Carry on.
PSA: It's spelled 'Wookiee'
How many Wooks could a Wookie Wook if a Wookie could Wook Wooks?
Now that's just gibberish
One E doesnt look good to me. Thanks for the direct comment.
Edited by Wookie HunterOne E doesnt look good for me. Thanks for the direct comment.
Nah, if I wanted to berate you I'd do it to your face. Besides, I think we both know that John Gabriel's GIF Theory doesn't apply to people who actually know each other.
Incidentally, 2 + 3 = Cats. Who knew?
Edited by WonderWAAAGHHow many Wooks could a Wookie Wook if a Wookie could Wook Wooks?
As many as it likes; always let the wookie win.
With two Es. Those of you who consider yourselves Star Wars fans should know better, regardless of your mastery of the English language.
Carry on.
doesn't matter, the nearest Wookie[e] who would want to rip of my head for spelling his race name wrong is in a Galaxy far far away - I'm not afraid.
besides it's spelled: furball
Edited by Asgo"Walking carpet" is an accepted regional variant.
i hear they just changed that Wookiee is no longer canon!! its now Wonky in keeping with the new Disney kid friendly theme!!
Who said you could eat my wookie?
Who said you could eat my wookie?
i bet it was Chewy!!! lol
How many Wooks could a Wookie Wook if a Wookie could Wook Wooks?
Shouldn't it be "How many Ewoks could a Wookiee wook if a Wookiee could wook Ewoks?"
Edited by VeldrinI don't have time to discus this in comite.
The real question is, how do you pronounce Wookiee? How do we know the people who conceptualized the term didn't intend for it to be pronounced a different way than it already is in English? When you think about it, that second E makes a big difference. Perhaps the emphasis should be on the second syllable instead of the first.
The real question is, how do you pronounce Wookiee? How do we know the people who conceptualized the term didn't intend for it to be pronounced a different way than it already is in English? When you think about it, that second E makes a big difference. Perhaps the emphasis should be on the second syllable instead of the first.
since I assume there was an exchange between writers, director and actors at some point, it has been pronounced as intended in the movies.
since we now have a nice alphabetical dictionary of sound samples it's relative easy to reference
around 41min in
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/new-video-alphabetizes-every-single-word-in-star-wars-87722635597.html
The real question is, how do you pronounce Wookiee? How do we know the people who conceptualized the term didn't intend for it to be pronounced a different way than it already is in English? When you think about it, that second E makes a big difference. Perhaps the emphasis should be on the second syllable instead of the first.
...wow.
The real question is, how do you pronounce Wookiee? How do we know the people who conceptualized the term didn't intend for it to be pronounced a different way than it already is in English? When you think about it, that second E makes a big difference. Perhaps the emphasis should be on the second syllable instead of the first.
since I assume there was an exchange between writers, director and actors at some point, it has been pronounced as intended in the movies.
since we now have a nice alphabetical dictionary of sound samples it's relative easy to reference
around 41min in
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/new-video-alphabetizes-every-single-word-in-star-wars-87722635597.html
I wish that was enough evidence to settle the matter, but too many other names were pronounced multiple different ways in the movies. There's Han, who was alternately pronounced like Han or Hon, or the Falcon, which was sometimes pronounced Folcon.
Who said you could eat my wookie?
what are you? the wookie monster?
heres one for you old guys out there.......
"What if C-A-T really spelled dog?"
The French spell it "Wookay", the English," Wookey", Americans, "Wookiee", Canadians have "Wookeh' " and the internet, as long as you know what the point is, its close enough.
Why so serious?
isn't Wookiee the pronounciation of whisky ... after emptying a bottle?
I think I just found my new safe word.
"Whoa, Wookiee! Wookiee! Wookieeeee!"