Good evening everyone, here is China!

Bro3 · May 11, 2015

I'm Chinese with bad English...
Someone could speak Chinese ? Since I've played ESF the first time ,about 10years has past.Time flies.
Well , STILL many people in my country are looking forward to playing ESF:Final! :smile:
Could I type in Chinese here?

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I've tried ,and seemed that speaking Chinese is not allowed:-/

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HAHA! People in US are sleeping~~:laff:

Shadi · May 11, 2015

Welcome to the forums, yeah some people are waiting patiently haha. Keep it up.

Plakman · May 11, 2015

you could try a few words of japanese though,

I think the ppl on this forum watch enough to understand
a few words of that given it's written with our letters.

Anyhow enjoy

pumadace2000 · May 11, 2015

Plakman said:
you could try a few words of japanese though,

I think the ppl on this forum watch enough to understand
a few words of that given it's written with our letters.

Anyhow enjoy

You know you watch too many anime when you start recognizing words such as itami and sekai and going "hey I know what those mean!" Not to mention basic greetings whether face to face or on the phone and certain expressions or catchphrases. Don't even get me started on soundtrack lyrics that got stuck in my head regardless of the language barrier.

Plakman · May 13, 2015

pumadace2000 said:
You know you watch too many anime when you start recognizing words such as itami and sekai and going "hey I know what those mean!" Not to mention basic greetings whether face to face or on the phone and certain expressions or catchphrases. Don't even get me started on soundtrack lyrics that got stuck in my head regardless of the language barrier.

nah it's not about watching it too much,
In all languages you'll remember basic words if you hear them a few times
while knowing the translation.
It's called learning.

Using grammar on the other hand is something else.

i mean, everyone that watches durarara will know the word "konbanwa" since you hear it atleast 20 times.
same with oyasumi wich means goodnight.

oh well enough about japanese xD

Shadi · May 16, 2015

Plakman said:
nah it's not about watching it too much,
In all languages you'll remember basic words if you hear them a few times
while knowing the translation.
It's called learning.

Using grammar on the other hand is something else.

i mean, everyone that watches durarara will know the word "konbanwa" since you hear it atleast 20 times.
same with oyasumi wich means goodnight.

oh well enough about japanese xD

^

It's true, I only knew such words until I started studying it and could make a few grammatical correct sentences that were harder to remember than "XX wa baka desu" and so on.

johnny21045 · May 29, 2015

well, I am from Taiwan.

Bro3 · Aug 11, 2016

Well, watching the Olympic? Days ago , I saw a DragonBall game on Phantom engine, (this is my translation) the name is Dragon Ball

hantom. But I'm still looking forward to the esf:f^_^

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