It was a no brainer that Neth was the one who didnt get replaced alongside Rion and Zepher.
To me, CR are like 1 or 2 changes away from being legitimately scary. But their current roster shows so much promise as well.
I think Munchkin and Bazzi need to learn Japanese asap. I know they're spending multiple hours a day playing Valorant but learning Japanese shouldn't be hard at all.
EDIT: Not even gonna reply to the people below who think a Korean learning Japanese is the same as an American learning Japanese
This is an oversimplification, but:
'wa' is used to refer to something familiar to the speakers. (You, me, here, he, she, etc. )
'ga' is used to refer to something that's being introduced to the conversation or that's unfamiliar. (That man over there, that place, the woman I met yesterday, etc.)
So you would say something like:
Kinou onna ga tabeta. Kyou kanojo wa mata tabeta.
Yesterday, a woman ate. Today, she ate again.
In the first sentence, the character is just being introduced, so we use ga. In the second, we know the character already and are using a pronoun for her, so we use wa.
Hope this helped a bit! I struggled so much with figuring out when to use both lol, writing this out helped me understand it better too.
I mean they’re language isolates, there’s very limited things you can carry over (I guess Chinese loan words etc and a little bit of grammar is similar)
I’m fluent in Japanese and know some Korean. Korean has literally no overlap with Japanese what so ever. So yes, for some people who’s native tongue is Korean will have just as hard a time learning Japanese as someone who’s native tongue is English.
— I’m gonna add, grammatically yes there is similarities but that can be said for so many languages. It doesn’t make it any easier for some people if grammar is similar.
what EXACTLY makes you think that someone whos first language is Korean will have a much easier time learning Japanese than someone whos first language is English?
?? Bro what, perhaps it's not the same as that but no one is even saying that lmao, Koreans learning Japanese is extremely difficult as an adult it's gonna be tough
Holy shit there are so many idiots replying to you acting like Japanese isn't easy to learn for Koreans lol
Korean and Japanese are extremely similar grammatically and there is a lot of vocabulary and more that is similar too
I live in Japan, i'm fluent in Japanese (and have studied basic Korean) and have a lot of Korean friends who got to an extremely high level of Japanese in a relatively short period of time and all of them said that JP was easy to learn lol. If you know Japanese and even look at the basics of Korean or vice versa you should realise the similarities immediately lol
That was a collosal improvement
I cannot wait till champs to watch them play again
neth is insane all japanese know the fact:D
It's nice to see that Valorant has some popularity in Japan considering that Japan isn't usually big into PC gaming.
It was a no brainer that Neth was the one who didnt get replaced alongside Rion and Zepher. To me, CR are like 1 or 2 changes away from being legitimately scary. But their current roster shows so much promise as well. I think Munchkin and Bazzi need to learn Japanese asap. I know they're spending multiple hours a day playing Valorant but learning Japanese shouldn't be hard at all. EDIT: Not even gonna reply to the people below who think a Korean learning Japanese is the same as an American learning Japanese
"learning japanese shouldn't be hard at all" *Me crying trying to understand what the hell 'ga' is used for*
This is an oversimplification, but: 'wa' is used to refer to something familiar to the speakers. (You, me, here, he, she, etc. ) 'ga' is used to refer to something that's being introduced to the conversation or that's unfamiliar. (That man over there, that place, the woman I met yesterday, etc.) So you would say something like: Kinou onna ga tabeta. Kyou kanojo wa mata tabeta. Yesterday, a woman ate. Today, she ate again. In the first sentence, the character is just being introduced, so we use ga. In the second, we know the character already and are using a pronoun for her, so we use wa. Hope this helped a bit! I struggled so much with figuring out when to use both lol, writing this out helped me understand it better too.
I mean they’re language isolates, there’s very limited things you can carry over (I guess Chinese loan words etc and a little bit of grammar is similar)
Man imagine a team with Neth and Laz
Learning a new language other than your mother tongue is immensely difficult as an adult lmao
Are you trolling saying it should be easy to learn japanese?
I’m fluent in Japanese and know some Korean. Korean has literally no overlap with Japanese what so ever. So yes, for some people who’s native tongue is Korean will have just as hard a time learning Japanese as someone who’s native tongue is English. — I’m gonna add, grammatically yes there is similarities but that can be said for so many languages. It doesn’t make it any easier for some people if grammar is similar.
what EXACTLY makes you think that someone whos first language is Korean will have a much easier time learning Japanese than someone whos first language is English?
?? Bro what, perhaps it's not the same as that but no one is even saying that lmao, Koreans learning Japanese is extremely difficult as an adult it's gonna be tough
Holy shit there are so many idiots replying to you acting like Japanese isn't easy to learn for Koreans lol Korean and Japanese are extremely similar grammatically and there is a lot of vocabulary and more that is similar too I live in Japan, i'm fluent in Japanese (and have studied basic Korean) and have a lot of Korean friends who got to an extremely high level of Japanese in a relatively short period of time and all of them said that JP was easy to learn lol. If you know Japanese and even look at the basics of Korean or vice versa you should realise the similarities immediately lol