EPTOn October 26 2010 00:32 KevinIX wrote:
I'm curious why some pros like to type "gg yo"
I'm curious why some pros like to type "gg yo"
I always liked to think they were just being ballers using english slang
The "WW" mystery - Page 2
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Warpath
Canada1242 Posts
I always liked to think they were just being ballers using english slang | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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Keype
Sweden455 Posts
 Informative post! | ||
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rastaban
United States2294 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:47 Warpath wrote: I always liked to think they were just being ballers using english slang lol, regardless of the real definition I will always hold this to be the case in my heart. | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
btw, its not hard to figure out by yourself if you played on Bnet often. Koreans type it all the time from BW to War3... | ||
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gogogadgetflow
United States2583 Posts
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Neroin
Germany173 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:33 Ancestral wrote: -yo is a verb ending used to indicate politeness in Korean. I knew it was a polite way to gg but it's actually a Korean verb? I always thought it's because they're young and cool! :D | ||
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bonedriven
258 Posts
"ㅎㅎ" mean. I knew it would be confusing to others though. | ||
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Clearout
Norway1060 Posts
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cocosoft
Sweden1068 Posts
Good to know! | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
Like: Fabiano: gg SlayerSBoxer: ㅎㅎ Literally Translating: Fabiano: good game SlayerSBoxer: haha you suck | ||
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FlamingTurd
United States1059 Posts
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silentreality
Korea (South)222 Posts
On October 26 2010 01:00 gogogadgetflow wrote: it looks like trying to type gg with the input wrong would result in "wlwl" (WLWL) so im still confused... You are absolutely correct. To have it sound like you would pronounce "gg" in Korean you would have to spell out "지지" or "wlwl". However, pretty much everybody just types ㅈㅈ for short because it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize what it means. | ||
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Veclada
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scott desu
United States34 Posts
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silentreality
Korea (South)222 Posts
On October 26 2010 01:07 fabiano wrote: Doesnt ㅎㅎ can also stand for laughing in korean? Like: Fabiano: gg SlayerSBoxer: ㅎㅎ Literally Translating: Fabiano: good game SlayerSBoxer: haha you suck Yes that is correct. "ㅎ" would probably be closest to "H" in terms of pronunciation when paired with a vowel. 흐흐 하하 etc. Basically sounds like how one would laugh. If you text something funny to anybody in Korea, they would most likely respond with a ㅎㅎ (as in haha, funny). In your example however, boxer would most likely be trying to say GG back, except you, or myself, or anybody else for that matter, is not worthy of having boxer make the extra effort to hit his Korean/English input key. (Green circle in the picture of the original post). [edited for mistakes once again, wow I'm tired] | ||
Uhh Negative
United States1090 Posts
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eNtitY~
United States1293 Posts
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Weavel
Finland9224 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:39 frequency wrote: Same here! I laughed so hard when people were saying 'ww' meant 'well won'. | ||
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silentreality
Korea (South)222 Posts
On October 26 2010 01:16 eNtitY~ wrote: Tasteless/Artosis said in one of the GSL casts it means Well Won. While I've been away from the scene for a long time, and watch all my SC2 in Korean.. and thus don't know too much about Tasteless/Artosis. The fact that I recognize the names means they've been around the SC scene for a long long time.. and most likely know the real reason for the ww. I would bet that they were just fooling around. | ||
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