EPTKorean announcers question - what is "simida"?
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Sanity.
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snowbird
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Superiorwolf
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BlackStar
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Not sure if it can also be called a copula. | ||
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philsa
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Sanity.
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niteReloaded
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Nocturne
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On October 07 2007 19:36 niteReloaded wrote: What does it mean "meh"? sounds like it and they often reapeat it when the other person speaks, so i think its kind of "yeah"..? yup. the romanticized translation of the korean "yes" is "neh," so when someone makes an insightful commentary, another person says neh  | ||
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Sanity.
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uppTagg
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Also while on this topic, what is "Zerg" in korean? You hear "terrani" and "protussu" but I've never heard something similar to zerg.. :o Might be stupid questions but.. would be fun to know ^^ Edit: After listening abit closer now my wild guess for Zerg would be "shogo" or something like that.. shogoling gave it away! ^^ | ||
GTR
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il0seonpurpose
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Ansible
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can anyone tell us what that means? | ||
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losTtosser
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Zanno
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Wizard
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On October 09 2007 15:00 Zanno wrote: what does it mean when they sound like they're clearing their throat HAHAHAhahahahaha h a h a ha ha no. | ||
KwarK
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terranmetal
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eg. Kang Min song su at 8:47 | ||
OneOther
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it's considered rather rude to call the players by their names alone, so you add sun-su at the end. ma jae yoon sunsu kang min sunsu etc.. | ||
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