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Why does Greedo say Maclunkey in the Mos Eisley Cantina? As has already been answered by @Pk_, " ma klounkee! " has been identified as meaning " the end of you! " (ie "your death") in Huttese, as it was spoken in Episode 1 during the pod race by the character Sebulba
Maclunkey - Know Your Meme Twitter [9] user @MExasperated elaborated on the word, explaining that "ma klounkee," as it is spelled in the universe of the films, means "This is the end of you" (shown below)
Han shot first - Wikipedia In this version, using a close-up shot already used a few seconds before, [4] Greedo says a line transcribed by fans as "maclunkey" or "ma klounkee" ("This'll be the end of you") before shooting at Han The line may be a threat spoken in Huttese, as it is used that way by Sebulba in The Phantom Menace [5]
George Lucas Edited Greedo to Say MACKLUNKEY in Star Wars Now After scouring the Complete Wermo’s Guide to Huttese, I suspect it’s actually supposed to be ma klounkee, a phrase used in The Phantom Menace: Sebulba tells Anakin “ Neek me chawa, wermo, mo
Greedo Gets the Last Word | Age of Geek Media By that logic, “ ma klounkee ” would mean something like “I’ll end you ” Regardless of its meaning, it seems appropriate that the biggest change in this version of A New Hope would surround Han and Greedo