Identifying the writing inside T'Challa's shoes in this scene
Following up on the question asked here, what does the inscription inside the shoes mean?
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Following up on the question asked here, what does the inscription inside the shoes mean?
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Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
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Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
6
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday
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Following up on the question asked here, what does the inscription inside the shoes mean?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe translation black-panther-2018
asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
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Following up on the question asked here, what does the inscription inside the shoes mean?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe translation black-panther-2018
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe translation black-panther-2018
asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
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asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
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asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
6,75223176
asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
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asked yesterday
ShreedharShreedhar
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Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
5
Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
6
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday
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Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
5
Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
6
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday
6
6
Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
5
5
Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
6
6
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday
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User UNITBlackArchive on Reddit identified the writing (in the Wakandan alphabet that was devised by Hannah Beachler) as
heir t'chaka
Presumably this is a pun on Air Jordan
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
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So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
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These are letters from the Wakandan alphabet that was made for the film:
In that language the shoes say heir (in lowercase).
Very cool touch imo. It perfectly describes King T'Challa. Really well done.
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
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answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
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So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
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User UNITBlackArchive on Reddit identified the writing (in the Wakandan alphabet that was devised by Hannah Beachler) as
heir t'chaka
Presumably this is a pun on Air Jordan
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
397k10228753110
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So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
add a comment |
User UNITBlackArchive on Reddit identified the writing (in the Wakandan alphabet that was devised by Hannah Beachler) as
heir t'chaka
Presumably this is a pun on Air Jordan
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
397k10228753110
20
So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
add a comment |
User UNITBlackArchive on Reddit identified the writing (in the Wakandan alphabet that was devised by Hannah Beachler) as
heir t'chaka
Presumably this is a pun on Air Jordan
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
397k10228753110
User UNITBlackArchive on Reddit identified the writing (in the Wakandan alphabet that was devised by Hannah Beachler) as
heir t'chaka
Presumably this is a pun on Air Jordan
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
397k10228753110
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
397k10228753110
answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
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answered yesterday
ValorumValorum
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So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
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So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
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So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
So the answer to the question "How many easter eggs can you put into a pair of shoes and still walk comfortably?" seems to be "At least 2" (Air Jordan; Back to the Future).
– lfurini
yesterday
add a comment |
These are letters from the Wakandan alphabet that was made for the film:
In that language the shoes say heir (in lowercase).
Very cool touch imo. It perfectly describes King T'Challa. Really well done.
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
1
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
add a comment |
These are letters from the Wakandan alphabet that was made for the film:
In that language the shoes say heir (in lowercase).
Very cool touch imo. It perfectly describes King T'Challa. Really well done.
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
1
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
add a comment |
These are letters from the Wakandan alphabet that was made for the film:
In that language the shoes say heir (in lowercase).
Very cool touch imo. It perfectly describes King T'Challa. Really well done.
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
These are letters from the Wakandan alphabet that was made for the film:
In that language the shoes say heir (in lowercase).
Very cool touch imo. It perfectly describes King T'Challa. Really well done.
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
edited yesterday
doppelgreener
211612
211612
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
answered yesterday
Neo DarwinNeo Darwin
63613
63613
1
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
add a comment |
1
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
1
1
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
So is written Wakandan like Aurebesh, just a different script of English? Or does it just happen that "heir" is an English loanword? Or just Shuri's joke?
– Adamant
yesterday
4
4
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
It's just a visual joke - I wouldn't read too much into it
– Lightness Races in Orbit
23 hours ago
2
2
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
@Adamant - It's just Aurabesh with vaguely 'African' looking letters
– Valorum
18 hours ago
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Dunno... Puma? Nike? ;)
– Lexible
yesterday
5
Left / right? :-D
– lfurini
yesterday
6
Front toward enemy?
– Sean Condon
yesterday
The left one seems to have a different inscription (ending with "a", according to the key from Neo Darwin's answer). Is there an image showing it in full?
– lfurini
yesterday
@lfurini - See below
– Valorum
yesterday