On November 08 2008 19:54 bubblegumbo wrote: There is a word that they yell out occasionally, something that sounds like "clutcho". What does it mean?
On November 08 2008 19:42 OneOther wrote: gruh-cho = True, or I agree. Son su = player. it's a label that follows all the players' names. Like a suffix. Not sure what you mean by "ha si mi da"
On November 08 2008 19:36 TheFlashyOne wrote: okay...lets do this by the sound that we hear from vods.
Ha si mi da (seems to end every phrase) ....no clue what it means
Son su da (always placed just after the gamer's real name.) Ma Jae-yoon son su da, Lee Young Ho son su da
Crouu-cho or Krow-cho. (said with an exclamation tone) probably means like : you said it boy!
ne : means yes.
we need a translator plz.
The sound "im ni da" or "sum ni da" is the polite, formal sentence ending. You will also hear -yo at the end of a lot of sentences, which is also polite but less formal.
For the second one, I think you must mean sonsu-ga (not da). Sonsu is added on after the name and means something like "professional player". ga is the particle that indicates sentence subject (-ul or -rul indicate sentence object).
The third one indicates agreement, so in English it would be something like "Right!" or "That's right."
Si = clock Du si = 2'o clock Ahop si = 9'o clock yeo seot si = 6'o clock yeol doo si = 12'o clock
gyeon jae = diversion / containment ip goo = entrance, gate yeok jeon = reversal, comeback bang uh = defense gong gyuk = attack jung chal = petrol mul lyang = amount (typically refers to mineral or unit count)
On November 09 2008 00:51 1tym wrote: Si = clock Du si = 2'o clock Ahop si = 9'o clock yeo seot si = 6'o clock yeol doo si = 12'o clock
gyeon jae = diversion / containment ip goo = entrance, gate yeok jeon = reversal, comeback bang uh = defense gong gyuk = attack jung chal = petrol mul lyang = amount (typically refers to mineral or unit count)
On November 09 2008 00:51 1tym wrote: Si = clock Du si = 2'o clock Ahop si = 9'o clock yeo seot si = 6'o clock yeol doo si = 12'o clock
gyeon jae = diversion / containment ip goo = entrance, gate yeok jeon = reversal, comeback bang uh = defense gong gyuk = attack jung chal = petrol mul lyang = amount (typically refers to mineral or unit count)
bang uh = harassment jung chal = scouting
no? my vocab sucks
bang uh is defence and you are right about jung chal
and gyeon jae is the harassment. mutal gyeon jae etc
On November 09 2008 00:51 1tym wrote: Si = clock Du si = 2'o clock Ahop si = 9'o clock yeo seot si = 6'o clock yeol doo si = 12'o clock
gyeon jae = diversion / containment ip goo = entrance, gate yeok jeon = reversal, comeback bang uh = defense gong gyuk = attack jung chal = petrol mul lyang = amount (typically refers to mineral or unit count)
bang uh = harassment jung chal = scouting
no? my vocab sucks
bang uh = defense edit: oops, didn't see fobbish's post.
lol but i did take tae kwon do before and i did learn some korean one- ha-na two- dul three - si-et four - ni-et five - da-sut six - yo-sut seven - il-goop eighth - yo-dol nine - ah-hoop ten - yul