EPTThe "WW" mystery - Page 3
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Antoine
United States7481 Posts
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Krigwin
1130 Posts
Or better yet, the Korean SC2 client should have an option that says GG and then leaves the game for you. | ||
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mOnion
United States5657 Posts
nicely written OP for the noobs ^_^ welcome to Korean Starcraft gais | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
Really, this is a very simple situation. Originally you type GG, since GG sound like "zi zi" or "gee gee" Korean characters actually are like alphabet so they can use Korean character to type the sound"gee gee" as well and that happen to be "ww" on English keyboard. How difficult is it to understand this very simple thing.. | ||
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GaliKo
Canada207 Posts
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silentreality
Korea (South)222 Posts
Maybe tomorrow! | ||
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sleepingdog
Austria6145 Posts
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Misanthrope
United States924 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:17 deth2munkies wrote: That makes a lot more sense, I was wondering why there were 3 different variants instead of 2 (gg, ww, and the 2 Korean symbols my keyboard can't type) and know I know. ![[image loading]](http://www.eddieoneverything.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/the_more_you_know2.jpg) User was temp banned for this post. hahaha why was this guy tb'd? | ||
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MusiK
United States302 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:36 biomech wrote: afaik, in japanese "yo" is just to emphasize something. like "neko ga imasu." - "there is a cat.", "neko ga imasu yo!" - "hey dude wtf, there is a cat, wow!" i guess that also works in the korean language - so "gg yo" might be the korean-ish counterpart to "gg wp"!? Koreans use 'yo' as a formality. This is used to denote the acknowledgment of speaking to a superior or elder. When happiness said ggyo to boxer, he was being uber polite. =D | ||
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Snowfield
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Kishkumen
United States650 Posts
On October 26 2010 00:36 biomech wrote: afaik, in japanese "yo" is just to emphasize something. like "neko ga imasu." - "there is a cat.", "neko ga imasu yo!" - "hey dude wtf, there is a cat, wow!" i guess that also works in the korean language - so "gg yo" might be the korean-ish counterpart to "gg wp"!? Why would you guess that two completely unrelated languages aside from some vocab borrowings have the same meaning for a grammatical particle? It's great that you know some Japanese, but it has almost nothing to do with Korean. | ||
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Goobus
Hong Kong587 Posts
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Bijan
United States286 Posts
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AwfulPlayer
249 Posts
On October 26 2010 03:19 Goobus wrote: I thought it was obvious -_- for the asian ppl maybe. thx for clarification OP. when i first saw the WW i was like "wtf 300 apm and still not hitting the correct keys ?"  | ||
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ryanAnger
United States838 Posts
On October 26 2010 01:16 eNtitY~ wrote: Tasteless/Artosis said in one of the GSL casts it means Well Won. They were just joking. | ||
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SoL[9]
Portugal1370 Posts
On October 26 2010 01:47 silentreality wrote: Unfortunately I have some more work to do, so I won't be able to do a double header Informative Post session regarding the use of YO. Maybe tomorrow! That would be pretty sweet to  | ||
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R0YAL
United States1768 Posts
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Wolf
Korea (South)3290 Posts
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.zch
37 Posts
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
On October 26 2010 03:04 Misanthrope wrote: + Show Spoiler + On October 26 2010 00:17 deth2munkies wrote: That makes a lot more sense, I was wondering why there were 3 different variants instead of 2 (gg, ww, and the 2 Korean symbols my keyboard can't type) and know I know. User was temp banned for this post. hahaha why was this guy tb'd? image macros are frowned upon | ||
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