| rdfs:comment | - When Vorg spent time on Earth, he picked up some of the Polari. When he met the Third Doctor, he believed he was also a showman and attempted to speak to him using the Polari. (TV: Carnival of Monsters, PROSE: Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters)
- Polari (ance parlare, parlary, palare, palarie, palari; de la italian parlare - parla) ia es un jergo usada en Britan par atores, persones de la sircos e ferias, criminores, prostitutas, e omosesuales. Polari ave se orijinas en un misca de italian, lingua franca, romani, la jergo de London, parolas reversada, jergo rimante, la jergo de marinores, e la jergo de criminores. Plu resente, el inclui parolas de ides, de soldatos american, e de la cultur de drogas. Esemplos:
* homi : om
* polone : fema
* riah : capelo (de engles "hair", reversada)
* bona : bon
* vade : vide
- Polari is a black Luma that advises Rosalina in the game Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii. He is very old, and therefor, knows much about the universe. He teaches Mario about Star Bits, and shows him how to select galaxies. After that, he will show Mario the map of the Comet Observatory. After his first appearance, he made a cameo appearance in Mario Kart Wii.
- “Jaja, hier ist die Karte” —Polari , Super Mario Galaxy Polari ist ein schwarzer Luma und ist das älteste der Luma-Sternenkinder aus Super Mario Galaxy. Er versteht sich mit Rosalina außergewöhnlich gut und ist ihr Diener. Am Anfang des Spieles erklärt er Mario, wie er Galaxien betritt und mit Sternenteilen schießt. Später hilft er Mario dabei, zu erkennen, ob er eine "feindliche Basis" betreten kann und zeigt Mario die Karte der Sternwarte, wenn er ihn anspricht.
- Polari (or alternatively Parlare, Parlary, Palarie, Palari, Parlyaree, from Italian parlare, "to talk") was a form of cant slang used in the gay subculture in Britain. It was revived in the 1950s and 1960s by its use by camp characters Julian and Sandy in the popular BBC radio show Round the Horne, but its origins can be traced back to at least the 19th century. There is some debate about how it originated.
- Polari is a Luma who appeared in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 as the assistant of Rosalina; he is to Rosalina what Toadsworth is to Princess Peach. Polari is an elderly black Luma, who is said to be one of the oldest Lumas in existence. Having extensive knowledge of the Comet Observatory, Polari serves a guide to Mario.
- Polari is an elderly black Luma who appears during the events of Super Mario Galaxy. Said to be one of the oldest Lumas in existence, Polari serves as Rosalina's most trusted advisor. Having extensive knowledge of the Comet Observatory, Polari serves as a guide of sorts to Mario, showing him a map of all of the galaxies visible from that location, as well as all of the Prankster Comets on that Galaxy, if any. He will show off the map behind him when Mario needs to see what galaxies there are.
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| abstract | - Polari is a Luma who appeared in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 as the assistant of Rosalina; he is to Rosalina what Toadsworth is to Princess Peach. Polari is an elderly black Luma, who is said to be one of the oldest Lumas in existence. Having extensive knowledge of the Comet Observatory, Polari serves a guide to Mario. His name is derived from the star Polaris, also known as the North Star. His name may also be a pun on polarity, meaning the brightness of a star. He may also be a reference to black dwarfs, or dead stars. Oddly, his name never appeared in-game, only in the instruction manual.
- Polari is an elderly black Luma who appears during the events of Super Mario Galaxy. Said to be one of the oldest Lumas in existence, Polari serves as Rosalina's most trusted advisor. Having extensive knowledge of the Comet Observatory, Polari serves as a guide of sorts to Mario, showing him a map of all of the galaxies visible from that location, as well as all of the Prankster Comets on that Galaxy, if any. He will show off the map behind him when Mario needs to see what galaxies there are. Polari shows certain similarities to Toadsworth. He is highly protective of the person he advises, and is additionally shown to have wisdom that proves useful to Mario on his adventure.
- When Vorg spent time on Earth, he picked up some of the Polari. When he met the Third Doctor, he believed he was also a showman and attempted to speak to him using the Polari. (TV: Carnival of Monsters, PROSE: Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters)
- Polari (ance parlare, parlary, palare, palarie, palari; de la italian parlare - parla) ia es un jergo usada en Britan par atores, persones de la sircos e ferias, criminores, prostitutas, e omosesuales. Polari ave se orijinas en un misca de italian, lingua franca, romani, la jergo de London, parolas reversada, jergo rimante, la jergo de marinores, e la jergo de criminores. Plu resente, el inclui parolas de ides, de soldatos american, e de la cultur de drogas. Esemplos:
* homi : om
* polone : fema
* riah : capelo (de engles "hair", reversada)
* bona : bon
* vade : vide
- Polari is a black Luma that advises Rosalina in the game Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii. He is very old, and therefor, knows much about the universe. He teaches Mario about Star Bits, and shows him how to select galaxies. After that, he will show Mario the map of the Comet Observatory. After his first appearance, he made a cameo appearance in Mario Kart Wii.
- “Jaja, hier ist die Karte” —Polari , Super Mario Galaxy Polari ist ein schwarzer Luma und ist das älteste der Luma-Sternenkinder aus Super Mario Galaxy. Er versteht sich mit Rosalina außergewöhnlich gut und ist ihr Diener. Am Anfang des Spieles erklärt er Mario, wie er Galaxien betritt und mit Sternenteilen schießt. Später hilft er Mario dabei, zu erkennen, ob er eine "feindliche Basis" betreten kann und zeigt Mario die Karte der Sternwarte, wenn er ihn anspricht.
- Polari (or alternatively Parlare, Parlary, Palarie, Palari, Parlyaree, from Italian parlare, "to talk") was a form of cant slang used in the gay subculture in Britain. It was revived in the 1950s and 1960s by its use by camp characters Julian and Sandy in the popular BBC radio show Round the Horne, but its origins can be traced back to at least the 19th century. There is some debate about how it originated.
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