EPTThe Official Interviews and Translations Thread - Page 3
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konadora
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RainmanMP
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konadora
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Chinese sucks though, the words are so damn difficult to remember. | ||
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seppolevne
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errol1001
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On May 02 2009 03:20 konadora wrote: I don't know... I was born Korean so I can't say whether it's difficult to pick up Korean or not. But I assure you, it is more difficult than Japanese because Korean has more letters (actually, if you count both Japanese's writing systems, Hiragana and Katagana, then I think Japanese has more letters) which are mostly different. Also, each word is made up from 2 ~ 6 letters, so it's very hard to learn. Chinese sucks though, the words are so damn difficult to remember. Haha.. Japanese uses over 2000 kanji (chinese characters), each of which may have 2 or more different readings.. Korean may be tough but it's the writing system that gives it a big leg up for learning compared to Japanese or Chinese. There was a blog called Korean Vs Japanese that touched on a lot of this, that's the place to look. | ||
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konadora
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To counter-argue that, Korean has Han-ja, albeit less often used. | ||
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errol1001
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ed: not sure if chinese is really 'harder' than korean. Tones and bajillion characters are probably the worst of it but otherwise I don't think it's bad? | ||
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konadora
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And yeah, Chinese is damn freaking hard because the words aren't formed by 'letters' such as English, Korean or Japanese. And it has those 4 tones, as well as 'traditional Chinese' and 'New-age Chinese' writing systems. Urgh. | ||
GTR
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I'm thinking of doing East Asian Languages/Culture/Studies/whatever for university and my preference is to focus on either Japanese or Korean (chinese is too hard). | ||
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konadora
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But on a more serious note, I would choose Japanese for various reasons. | ||
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iLoveKT
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The.Crow
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GTR
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On May 04 2009 09:23 konadora wrote: I suggest Korean for the sake of SC But on a more serious note, I would choose Japanese for various reasons. i would do japanese but when i finish my undergrad i want to enrol in a college that does game design to do a grad course in it (day is doing it atm, he tells me that undergrad game design is horrible). i would fine doing korean more enjoyable. plus after i do all my studies i want to do something in korea related to e-sports (korean-english relations or something). | ||
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konadora
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On May 06 2009 20:35 GTR wrote: i would do japanese but when i finish my undergrad i want to enrol in a college that does game design to do a grad course in it (day is doing it atm, he tells me that undergrad game design is horrible). i would fine doing korean more enjoyable. plus after i do all my studies i want to do something in korea related to e-sports (korean-english relations or something). Hope to see you on OGN soon | ||
Smix
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On May 02 2009 01:57 RainmanMP wrote: Ya what's with translators leavin after gettin stars? I would love to translate if I knew a lick of Korean lol but unfortunately my knowledge only extends to recognition of players names and like a few letters from those names haha. I had finals T_______T | ||
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