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On November 22 2010 21:18 ktimekiller wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2010 21:17 kojinshugi wrote:On November 22 2010 21:16 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:11 Cel.erity wrote: I like how the Korean word for little kid is "goma", and the Korean word for bear is "gom".
That would make the Korean pedobear "Gomagom". Nope tastosis are not pronouncing kid right. its not goma They're pronouncing it exactly the same as IU. Who probably knows how that's pronounced. I am Korean, and I can tell you it is not goma. It is far closer to koma
Aren't K and G sometime the same in Korean tho? At least, theres less of a distinction than in English.
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Stupid question, but why does marine distance to extractor make a difference? Don't the shots have no travel time, and the marines auto acquire anything within range?
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On November 22 2010 21:19 Anytus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2010 21:18 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:17 kojinshugi wrote:On November 22 2010 21:16 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:11 Cel.erity wrote: I like how the Korean word for little kid is "goma", and the Korean word for bear is "gom".
That would make the Korean pedobear "Gomagom". Nope tastosis are not pronouncing kid right. its not goma They're pronouncing it exactly the same as IU. Who probably knows how that's pronounced. I am Korean, and I can tell you it is not goma. It is far closer to koma Aren't K and G sometime the same in Korean tho? At least, theres less of a distinction than in English.
kinda, but not really.
ㄱ = g ㅋ = k ㄲ = gg / k
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Sorry, had to walk away for a minute, LittleBoy is at 4 barracks, jook getting his baneling nest, stim is finished, there are three reactors on the way, combat shields on the way.
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On November 22 2010 21:19 Anytus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2010 21:18 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:17 kojinshugi wrote:On November 22 2010 21:16 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:11 Cel.erity wrote: I like how the Korean word for little kid is "goma", and the Korean word for bear is "gom".
That would make the Korean pedobear "Gomagom". Nope tastosis are not pronouncing kid right. its not goma They're pronouncing it exactly the same as IU. Who probably knows how that's pronounced. I am Korean, and I can tell you it is not goma. It is far closer to koma Aren't K and G sometime the same in Korean tho? At least, theres less of a distinction than in English.
Not the same, sounds similar to foreign ears
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What I find most amazing is how this kid already has the guts to pull something like that off in the booth! I mean, playing this strat several times on ladder is one thing, but then handing it to jook right there at GSL 3...respect.
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On November 22 2010 21:18 Anytus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2010 21:16 BeMannerDuPenner wrote:On November 22 2010 21:15 Anytus wrote: Do you guys think that GSL changes balance? So many people watch it, I wonder if everyone learns new builds and that causes balance changes. not balance but style changes def. its sick how many Ps are trying the blinkstalker allin or Ts the bunker ramp block yeah there's the word. Style!
Maybe TREND suits better?
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Used that drone to its full potential there. Gas steal (x3) and a scout.
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Looks like some mass marine all-in build. He has to hit before baneling speed.
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On November 22 2010 21:18 ktimekiller wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2010 21:17 kojinshugi wrote:On November 22 2010 21:16 ktimekiller wrote:On November 22 2010 21:11 Cel.erity wrote: I like how the Korean word for little kid is "goma", and the Korean word for bear is "gom".
That would make the Korean pedobear "Gomagom". Nope tastosis are not pronouncing kid right. its not goma They're pronouncing it exactly the same as IU. Who probably knows how that's pronounced. I am Korean, and I can tell you it is not goma. It is far closer to koma
It's an unaspirated, non-palatalized "g". The "k" in "koma" is always aspirated. English doesn't really have a palatalized "g", which is why you see the confusion in romanization like spelling the same family name as either "Kim" or "Gim".
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lol my poor LB
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Huuuuuuuuge push incoming!
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