[Summit 5] Knockout Stage - Day 4 - Page 6
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GOHF
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On July 17 2016 08:21 ch33psh33p wrote: not knowing madarain in 2016 seriously guys get with it No! Mr. Xi, tear down this firewall! | ||
DucK-
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On July 17 2016 08:22 Nevuk wrote: I tried to learn mandarin for about a month and gave up around realizing what it means to have 6 tones in a language It's mainly 4 lol. | ||
shizaep
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pls navi... | ||
uriel-
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I really like that they agreed to do it in the first place though. | ||
Nevuk
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Subtitles would be a shitload more natural but almost impossible to to do in real time though | ||
ch33psh33p
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CrazyBirdman
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pellejohnson
United States1931 Posts
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Nyan
Germany1931 Posts
On July 17 2016 08:20 uriel- wrote: Heh not knowing mandarin in 2016, plebs seriously though I think they tried this before? It really doesn't work. iG.ChuaN casted a game at summit b4 and it was also a stop iirc | ||
Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
Still quadruple the number of any other language I knew at the time, and I still only really know English. My spanish is very broken and that's about it (joys of living in the US). I did decide to learn japanese a few months ago, but that certainly seems way easier than mandarin. | ||
ch33psh33p
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Latham
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I also tried but quickly switched to Japanese in college after hearing about the 6 tone thing. | ||
Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
Na'vi aren't even trying anymore | ||
Nyan
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Nevuk
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the bear jew
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a_flayer
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hunter_x
Germany2762 Posts
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
On July 17 2016 08:33 Latham wrote: I also tried but quickly switched to Japanese in college after hearing about the 6 tone thing. IMO the hardest part about mandarin is that you have to memorise the characters, as it is not the sum of its parts. Most of the time you are unable to infer what the word means by looking at what the character consist of. It is unlike English where say the word 'belittle' can be inferred to be related to the word 'little'. Tone is like the least of your worries imo haha | ||
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