Fh4 language barrier

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Thanks everyone this helps alot. voteDC I think that was the best explanation I've heard so far and I think it could work with my story so again to everyone who contributed here thank you.

http://hitchhikers.wikia.com/wiki/Babel_Fish



nuff said

Just like Star Trek most species use universal translators to understand what the other species are saying.

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This is from the codex but copy/pasted from the Mass Effect wiki
masseffect.wikia.com/.../Mass_Effect_Wiki.

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Human cultures remain linguistically divided. Some converse in Spanish, others in Mandarin, Arabic, Swahili, etc. Every alien race has their own equally broad panoply of languages and dialects.

Most individuals know only their mother tongue, and rely on machine translation. Modern portable computers allow anyone with a few hundred credits of equipment to enjoy seamless real-time translation of alien languages, courtesy of handheld PDAs, computers
in clothing or jewelry, or sub-dermal implants. Without fast and accurate translation, galactic trade and culture would not exist.

Governments provide subsidized software, updated through the public extranet "on the fly", often as users approach spaceport customs facilities. Even the batarians, who isolated themselves from galactic society nearly two decades ago, take pains to provide
up-to-date glossaries and linguistic rules, though most suspect that this is only so they can continue exporting propaganda.

It is still considered broad-minded and practical to be able to speak without machine aid. Children often take courses in alien language, and most races can speak the simplified artificial "trade tongue" with little difficulty.

Some species must rely on machine translation to interact with the rest of the galaxy. Hanar, for example, cannot reproduce the spoken language of any humanoid species, and other races cannot reproduce hanar bioluminescence without mechanical aid. Newly discovered
or obscure races don't have machine translation available until the linguists have had time to study them.

I realy only got to play Mass Effect 2 but I spent some time on Mass Effect Wikis too, but after hearing about 3 I felt they messed some of there own stuff up, still I think they had some pretty good stuff going for them in the other titles and so I've looked
to them for some inspiration. But as I said it's kind of a role play and my character is a mech pilot so Gundam Wing gives me alot of inspiration as well.