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Violet deserves this. Such an awesome guy. Great day for esports!
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Awesome crowd <3
Go Violet! :D
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On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish
Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead?
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On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead?
yes, we can understand each other, but obviously there are many completely different words for the same meaning.
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SuperNova looked abit like when you wake up and it's really bright in your whole room and you're just like "THE LIGHT!!" :D. So cute! haha ;D
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I always thought spanish and portuguese were kinda like german/dutch. You can understand what they're saying but not speak it yourself (although a lot of dutch ppl can speak german quite well).
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On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish
Yup, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French and Romanian all originated from Latin.
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On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead?
Generally speaking portuguese understand spanish, spanish don't understand portuguese. Its like spanish-italian, where spanish understands italian but not the other way around.
Portuguese people speak broken spanish with spanish people (again, generally and from my experience)
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On February 12 2012 05:36 ilbh wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead? yes, we can understand each other, but obviously there are many completely different words for the same meaning.
I'll take your word for it. Guess it seems more far fetched for me to understand Portuguese via Spanish since it is my third language compared to what it would be for your native tongue. Ow well, live and learn.
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On February 12 2012 05:37 Derez wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead? Generally speaking portuguese understand spanish, spanish don't understand portuguese. Its like spanish-italian, where spanish understands italian but not the other way around.Portuguese people speak broken spanish with spanish people (again, generally and from my experience)
That might also be a good reason.
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On February 12 2012 05:36 ilbh wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead? yes, we can understand each other, but obviously there are many completely different words for the same meaning.
I can understand some spanish, but the differences are big enough to make communication really hard.
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On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead?
doable but kinda awkward
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On February 12 2012 05:37 Champloo wrote:
I always thought spanish and portuguese were kinda like german/dutch. You can understand what they're saying but not speak it yourself (although a lot of dutch ppl can speak german quite well).
Haha, yeah when I speak Dutch with a bad German accent I already feel like speaking German 
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Really hope Violet can win this series. Definitely want to see him take home a championship.
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On February 12 2012 05:38 dmnum wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead? doable but kinda awkward
Spanish and Italian is much closer, strange enough...
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Watching this event is making me really exicted for MLG Columbus ~.~
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On February 12 2012 05:37 Derez wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:35 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:33 dmnum wrote:On February 12 2012 05:32 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:30 GeLouKo wrote:On February 12 2012 05:29 HaXXspetten wrote:On February 12 2012 05:27 Hoon wrote:On February 12 2012 05:26 HaXXspetten wrote:
Again, why does Portuguese sound like a mixture of Spanish and Russian to my ears, even though I speak Spanish? lol xD Because it is. :p ...oh? o.O he was just trolling...but I remember once an Australian guy telling me that portuguese looks like drunk spanish! o.O ...well obviously I know that it has nothing to do with Russian, just wondering where the language originates from since it doesn't seem to be Iberian. latin origins, its pretty similar to spanish Define similar. Like, can Spaniards and Portuguese understand eachother flawlessly without any education in the opposite language, or is it doable but kinda awkward, or just similar but you still communicate in English instead? Generally speaking portuguese understand spanish, spanish don't understand portuguese. Its like spanish-italian, where spanish understands italian but not the other way around. Portuguese people speak broken spanish with spanish people (again, generally and from my experience)
This is accurate.
Portuguese speaker can understand some degree of spanish and italian, and learning those and french is easier than the other languages.
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So glad to see these two in the finals!
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Already losing an SCV to a drone, sloppy....
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...losing an SCV to a drone in the first 4min? That's not Code S-level play =/
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On February 12 2012 05:39 Ketch wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2012 05:37 Champloo wrote:
I always thought spanish and portuguese were kinda like german/dutch. You can understand what they're saying but not speak it yourself (although a lot of dutch ppl can speak german quite well). Haha, yeah when I speak Dutch with a bad German accent I already feel like speaking German
German is easy as hell to understand though, even without any education in it, however it's a bitch to try and speak it >.<
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