The official title for Star Wars: Episode VIII was revealed to be 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' last month. After the reveal, there was a bit of debate on whether Jedi was singular or plural – does the title refer to one Jedi or multiple Jedi? After all, 'Jedi' can be both!
Luckily, the debate has been settled by the German title (as well as the Spanish title).
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The German title for 'The Last Jedi' is 'Die Letzten Jedi' and in this case, 'Letzen' is plural. If it was singular, it would be 'Der(male form)/Die(female) Letzte Jedi.' As for the Spanish title, the title is 'Los Ultimos Jedi,' with 'Los' and 'Ultimos' being the plural form of 'Last' in Spanish. If it was singular, it would be 'El Ultimo Jedi.'
The Spanish reveal:
#StarWars: #LosÚltimosJedi, 15 de Diciembre en cines. pic.twitter.com/G5AF9yPccg
— Star Wars España (@StarWarsSpain) February 17, 2017
The German:
#StarWars: #DieLetztenJedi kommt im Dezember 2017 in unsere Kinos. pic.twitter.com/TEpVphMTVD
— Star Wars DE (@StarWarsDE) February 17, 2017
There you have it – Star Wars: The Last Jedi is about more than one Jedi.
