Players vs. Mods

**Joyful** · 2012-10-09, 02:54 PM

Originally Posted by Anakso

I'm going to take that as a complement!
Thank you Joy!

Good! You should

12 and 49 left then, Majad.

**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 02:55 PM

So now by the looks you only need 12 and 32?

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Originally Posted by Joyful

Good! You should

12 and 49 left then, Majad.

Oh and a 49.
Usually quite easy to get since everyone is going for the 50.

**Majad** · 2012-10-09, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by Joyful

Good! You should

12 and 49 left then, Majad.

Originally Posted by Anakso

So now by the looks you only need 12 and 32?

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Oh and a 49.
Usually quite easy to get since everyone is going for the 50.

I need 3 numbers. 12, 32 and 49. The problem is that Fling likes to do 49 now. D:

By the way Anak, I'm hearing the song now, it's nice. Also, I had no idea Koreas had honorifics for every other they said.

I thought it was just like -kun/-chan-/etc after saying someone's name, but that's probably just the Japaneses? I don't know, but I had no idea of that.

Also, Pur let me have a 0, but I think he didn't know I wanted one so he didn't lurk. xD

**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 03:06 PM

Kun and Chan are Japanese yea.

Korean has things like -Yo which goes at the end of a verb.
Similar things for nouns, different versions of them for different occasions, and sometimes they change the previous letters.
Think theres some others too, been a while since I was trying to teach my self korean xD but I think there's some for the ends of sentences as well.

One example "Ha" means "Do" but if you add the honorific "yo", which you would do unless talking to a close friend, it becomes "Haeyo" but "Sa" which means buy just becomes "Sayo"

I

**Purifier** · 2012-10-09, 03:09 PM

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**Majad** · 2012-10-09, 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by Anakso

Kun and Chan are Japanese yea.

Korean has things like -Yo which goes at the end of a verb.
Similar things for nouns, different versions of them for different occasions, and sometimes they change the previous letters.
Think theres some others too, been a while since I was trying to teach my self korean xD but I think there's some for the ends of sentences as well.

One example "Ha" means "Do" but if you add the honorific "yo", which you would do unless talking to a close friend, it becomes "Haeyo" but "Sa" which means buy just becomes "Sayo"

I

Well, I guess Korean is kinda more complicated then. I always liked the honorifics like -chan and stuff like that, after a person's name, but I had no idea people used it for more than just names.

But it's still nice I think, atleast for me since my language, and probably a lot more languages, don't have these kind of honorifics. I mean we do, but it's only like Mr., Miss, and stuff like that, but meh.

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0;1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10;11;13;14;15;16;17;18;19;20;21;22;23;24;25;26;27;28;29;30;31;33;34;3 5; 36; 37;38;39;40;41;42;43;44;45;46;47;48;50

**Darsithis** · 2012-10-09, 03:14 PM

Good luck on those final two numbers (you'll never get them)..

...darn. LFR is tomorrow, not tonight

**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 03:15 PM

In terms of honorifics Korean has more to it I think than Japanese, but overall Japanese is way way way more complicated than Korean. Korean was changed a few hundred years ago by one of their kings for the specific intention of making it easier for his citizens to learn

So although there's more honorifics, the rules for them are quite simple. Where as Japanese has all that kanji and shinji and Chinese symbols that scare me.

**Majad** · 2012-10-09, 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by Darsithis

Good luck on those final two numbers (you'll never get them)..

...darn. LFR is tomorrow, not tonight

Hai Dars!

Of course I will! I'll lurk! Also thank you.

LFR? Pft, that's for noobs.

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Originally Posted by Anakso

In terms of honorifics Korean has more to it I think than Japanese, but overall Japanese is way way way more complicated than Korean. Korean was changed a few hundred years ago by one of their kings for the specific intention of making it easier for his citizens to learn

So although there's more honorifics, the rules for them are quite simple. Where as Japanese has all that kanji and shinji and Chinese symbols that scare me.

The only thing form Chinese, Japanese and pretty much all related to them, is the symbols. I mean, what the hell do they mean? Also, do people actually write those on papers like if it was nothing? Like, "piece of cake I do it every day." I'm still wondering that.

**Purifier** · 2012-10-09, 03:22 PM

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**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by Majad

Hai Dars!

Of course I will! I'll lurk! Also thank you.

LFR? Pft, that's for noobs.

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The only thing form Chinese, Japanese and pretty much all related to them, is the symbols. I mean, what the hell do they mean? Also, do people actually write those on papers like if it was nothing? Like, "piece of cake I do it every day." I'm still wondering that.

I know, some of their symbols are insane!
Korea doesn't use them though, korean is mostly straight lines and circles

**Migari** · 2012-10-09, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by Anakso

I know, some of their symbols are insane!
Korea doesn't use them though, korean is mostly straight lines and circles

They also use an alphabet. (Each symbol represents a single sound) There are only like 24 symbols compared to the thousands of Japanese ones (well maybe it's not thousands, but it's a lot

)

**Majad** · 2012-10-09, 03:29 PM

Originally Posted by Purifier

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What did you say to me? Pft, you suck, Pur, start posting decent things.

Originally Posted by Anakso

I know, some of their symbols are insane!
Korea doesn't use them though, korean is mostly straight lines and circles

I like straight lines and circles.

Also, I'm done on my new avatar and signature, I don't know if they are crappy or not, only when I put them here will I be able to see if they are or aren't.

Originally Posted by Meari

They also use an alphabet. (Each symbol represents a single sound) There are only like 24 symbols compared to the thousands of Japanese ones (well maybe it's not thousands, but it's a lot

)

Well, they are a lot indeed, I don't even understand how people can decorate all those symbols. xD

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0;1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10;11;13;14;15;16;17;18;19;20;21;22;23;24;25;26;27;28;29;30;31;33;34;3 5; 36; 37;38;39;40;41;42;43;44;45;46;47;48;50

**Dyra** · 2012-10-09, 03:32 PM

+5

* leaps down from JoyJoy's lap and starts padding home*

**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 03:33 PM

Now we just need to get you your last three numbers so you can use them hehe.

**Majad** · 2012-10-09, 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by Dyra

+5

* leaps down from JoyJoy's lap and starts padding home*

Hai Dyra!

Originally Posted by Anakso

Now we just need to get you your last three numbers so you can use them hehe.

Yes, yes! I want to see if it's good or not.

**Purifier** · 2012-10-09, 03:35 PM

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**Wass** · 2012-10-09, 03:37 PM

Yay Dyra, I also just got home

No more studies today. Nop. 8-17 is clearly enough. Got done with the most stressing project too which had to be in by this friday, so I'm basically deadline-free up until 2 weeks where my first real exam is. Aka I'm walking towards my doom.

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**Darsithis** · 2012-10-09, 03:38 PM

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LFR is for people wanting to gear up! Besides, we raid 25. Just is nice to try it all out on LFR first

**Anakso** · 2012-10-09, 03:39 PM

Question, do you count both negatives and positives for your score?

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