Editing Visitor language

[[File:Visitor Language.png|thumb|400px|2009 version ]]
[[The Visitors]] have their own language, which is used both in their computer systems and in various signs posted around their facilities.  

== 2009 series ==
=== Letters ===

The Visitors have a character set consisting of forty-one characters.  Each English letter is represented in their character set, along with digraphs and macrons.   
*The [[Visitor Embassies]] have the text "we are of peace" written on their walls, {{crossref|1x03}} as do their [[Visitor medical centers | medical centers]]. {{crossref|1x04}} 
*Many signs posted around the Visitor Embassies and in the [[Surveillance Center]] are bilingual. {{crossref|1x03}}
*[[Ryan]] sent the message "[[John May]] Lives" to the [[Mothership]] in both English and the Visitor's language. {{crossref|1x04}}

=== Numbers ===

The Visitors use a base ten numeric system, as is evident by their numeric keypads {{crossref|1x03}} and their countdown devices. {{crossref|1x04}}

=== Trivia ===
* While the macrons and digraphs do appear on Visitor computer screens, they are generally absent from posted signs even when it would be appropriate to include them.
* A font of the Visitor's language is available for download from [http://boltax.blogspot.com/2009/12/we-are-of-peace-language-of-visitors.html its creator's blog].

== 1984 series ==
[[File:Visitor_Language_translator_by_marhawkman.jpg|thumb|400px|1984 version ]]
The 2009 series uses a very similar set of characters, but the characters are assigned different meanings.

The 1984 version has letters only. Most, if not all, of the readable text is displayed on computer screens. Props seem to use the same characters, but at random, often sideways or upside down and do not generally contain translatable messages.
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