EPT1. Unknown european amateurs and semipro's not that bad. Talent is there
2. Code A/B KR-players struggle in Code s EU qualifiers;
3. Very entertaining, i loved every match.
This could mean an awesome tournament, WCS EU but also WCS finals.
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govie
9334 Posts
1. Unknown european amateurs and semipro's not that bad. Talent is there 2. Code A/B KR-players struggle in Code s EU qualifiers; 3. Very entertaining, i loved every match. This could mean an awesome tournament, WCS EU but also WCS finals. | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:49 DeathProfessor wrote: Speech wise, I learned some Japanese but I lost the fire after I lost interest in anime, wasn't too bad learned about 1000 words then 10 years later I think I remember 100 words lol, no Japanese friends/family its a bitch. Supposedly Chinese is also moderately hard its the written language that really kills you though. I read the hardest language is Polish. I watched the documentary "The boy with the Incredible Brain" and they had him learn Icelandic in like a week or something because that was supposed to be one of the hardest | ||
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scypio
Poland2127 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:55 Emzeeshady wrote: Why anyone would root for Beasty is beyond me but anyway Johhny played those games really well. Hopefully he sheds the ridiculous title of patch zerg soon enough. I guess it would be nice to see an eu zerg advance so.... go Tefel :D | ||
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Tayar
United States1439 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:57 Tayar wrote: are they not doing ro16 onward today? nope. doing it tomorrow | ||
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DaCruise
Denmark2457 Posts
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govie
9334 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:56 scypio wrote: I guess it would be nice to see an eu zerg advance so.... go Tefel :D He ate duckduck, he did well | ||
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Vertitto
Poland750 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:43 hastur420 wrote: what do you mean "lol no they aren't"  those are amongst the most popular languages. in many european countries 1 or 2 of those is mandatory to learn in high school, and you can use them in many countries, at many jobs. mandarin is much more useless than these for the sole reason that it is like 10 times harder to learn so you probably won't ever manage to do so.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_total_number_of_speakers According to wiki by total number of speakers: Russian is on num.5 French num. 9 and German num .11 I guess they are among the popular. In most of Europe's contries you are obliged to learn 2 foreign languages during your school education. In my case: Polish is my main, i'v been learning - english since elementary school - german in junior high school - high school (could choose between german-russian-french) - and on university i'v picked up swedish as next one (could choose between german-russian-french-spanish-swedish-italian) | ||
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scypio
Poland2127 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:57 DaCruise wrote: Ehh,,,are there no more streams? Ro16 up will be played at 18:00 CET tomorrow | ||
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RookUK
United Kingdom283 Posts
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Yhamm
France7248 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:57 DaCruise wrote: Ehh,,,are there no more streams? well no more matches today so no more streams | ||
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HereBeDragons
1429 Posts
On April 18 2013 07:51 ACrow wrote: I agree with Hindi, it's very isolated and many Hindi speakers also speak English (with English being an official language in India), but Mandarin is actually quite useful, and a lot of South-East Asian countries use it as a second language too, so you'll benefit from it a lot if you ever do business in that area (and it's the fastest developing region of the world too). Other than Singapore, who use Mandarin as an official language, some Malaysian can speak it, but no one else in SEA speak Mandarin at all. In Europe, it's standard for an average student to speak at least 3 language already. Usually their native tongue+English+one of their neighbor's language. | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On April 18 2013 08:09 HereBeDragons wrote: Other than Singapore, who use Mandarin as an official language, some Malaysian can speak it, but no one else in SEA speak Mandarin at all. In Europe, it's standard for an average student to speak at least 3 language already. Idk, saying an average student speaks three languages is maybe a bit too much. I never had much trouble learning languages but I already forgot like 80% of the French I learned in school because I never used it after grade 13, I'm native in German and my English is okay, but I'm 100% certain that less than half of the people I went to school with can still speak three languages. Two for sure, yeah, but probably not three. A lot of the more "average" students already had trouble in their third language anyway, no practice only amplifies that. | ||
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Awesomeness
Germany1361 Posts
On April 18 2013 08:09 HereBeDragons wrote: Other than Singapore, who use Mandarin as an official language, some Malaysian can speak it, but no one else in SEA speak Mandarin at all. In Europe, it's standard for an average student to speak at least 3 language already. wat It's standard to speak your native language and english yes. But a 3rd one? I studied french for freaking 6 years and je ne comprends pas. I know russian because I was born in the Ukraine, but that's an exception. People speaking 3 languages is actually quite rare and not the standard at all. | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On April 18 2013 08:16 Awesomeness wrote: wat It's standard to speak your native language and english yes. But a 3rd one? I studied french for freaking 6 years and je ne comprends pas. I know russian because I was born in the Ukraine, but that's an exception. People speaking 3 languages is actually quite rare and not the standard at all. Depends which country you from. In Denmark is very normally to speak 3 language. Danish/English/German or french most speak or understand German | ||
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Champloo
Germany1850 Posts
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Vertitto
Poland750 Posts
On April 18 2013 08:19 Champloo wrote: It's pretty standard to learn at least 2 foreign languages in school, but that doesn't mean people really speak those languages. I learned French and Spanish in school and I almost remember nothing of the French and I couldn't really communicate in Spanish, besides some basic sentences. Yet on CV you will mention you know basics of french and spanish just for a better impression ; ) | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
Welmu - Pro7ecT Siw - XiGua PandaTank - DeViL XlorD - MorroW Welmu - Siw PandTank - MorroW Welmu - MorroW Welmu Qualifies  pal - elfi TargA - Tefel Shuttle - Harstem TAiLS - JonnyREcco elfi - TargA Shuttle - JonnyREcco TargA - JonnyREcco TargA Qualifies | ||
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On April 18 2013 08:25 AlternativeEgo wrote: Let's play the prediction game Welmu - Pro7ecT Siw - XiGua PandaTank - DeViL XlorD - MorroW Welmu - Siw PandTank - MorroW Welmu - MorroW Welmu Qualifies pal - elfi TargA - Tefel Shuttle - Harstem TAiLS - JonnyREcco elfi - TargA Shuttle - JonnyREcco TargA - JonnyREcco TargA Qualifies welmu > pro7ect xigua > siw pandatank > devil xlord > morrow xigua > welmu pandatank > xlord pandatank > xigua PANDATANK QUALIFIES!!! idc about bottom half | ||
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Awesomeness
Germany1361 Posts
Siw - xigua pandatank - devil xlord - morrow welmu - xigua xlord - pandatank welmu - xlord pal - elfi Targa - Tefel Shuttle - Harstem Tails - JonnyREcco elfi - Targa Shuttle - Tails Targa - Shuttle Europe holds. | ||
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