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TopicNintendo Sues Console ROM Sites For 'Mass' Copyright Infringement
ssjevot
07/23/18 6:44:07 AM
#58
Nintendo is a very conservative company which is why they have been slow to adapt to the internet and their digital policy is a total mess. Think of how some movie and music media companies just tried to sue piracy away and then eventually had to give up and provide a superior service with streaming and digital distribution for reasonable prices. Steam did this for PC gaming and basically saved the industry. You beat piracy by being a better alternative. Look at CD Projekt (and GOG), they literally don't protect their software at all. You can just share it with other people and nothing will stop you and yet they make millions. Nintendo though is full of old people who are out of touch and would rather fight the future than embrace it. That's why they are behind in online, mobile, and haven't even touched PC yet. They think it's better to sue ROM sites than offer their catalogue on Steam and make millions. That's going to be the case for the near future.
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TopicConvenience stores in Japan can be pretty weird
ssjevot
07/20/18 9:15:24 AM
#6
I have literally never had that happen and I live in Japan. Sounds like a bad experience at a store I would never return to.
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TopicObama: Men are violent bullies who get on my nerves. We need to empower women.
ssjevot
07/18/18 9:05:51 PM
#45
Monolith1676 posted...
ssjevot posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
TheVipaGTS posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
So is he a self hating man?

*wants other men to behave like normal people*
"OMG YOU HATE YOURSELF"

yea ok...


Women behave just as bad as men as someone else said.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_crime#Statistics


Behaving bad is not limited to crime.


https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/conditions/antisocial-personality-disorder

"Antisocial personality disorder is much more common in males than in females."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3767421/

"3:1 prevalence ratio of men versus women with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)"
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TopicObama: Men are violent bullies who get on my nerves. We need to empower women.
ssjevot
07/18/18 8:54:57 PM
#36
Monolith1676 posted...
TheVipaGTS posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
So is he a self hating man?

*wants other men to behave like normal people*
"OMG YOU HATE YOURSELF"

yea ok...


Women behave just as bad as men as someone else said.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_crime#Statistics
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TopicWhy did Japan attack USA in pearl harbor?
ssjevot
07/17/18 6:55:11 AM
#16
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Events_leading_to_the_attack_on_Pearl_Harbor

This is why Wikipedia exists.
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TopicHow many hours do you work a week?
ssjevot
07/17/18 1:37:25 AM
#76
50-60, not counting working from home.
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TopicMan bites off brother's penis for having sex on his DBZ blankie.
ssjevot
07/15/18 12:09:58 AM
#11
That's literally a fake news Twitter channel that makes fake stories about Florida people.
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Topicis it easy to learn how to read japanese?
ssjevot
07/14/18 8:36:14 PM
#31
It's not easy. I have a better kanji knowledge than many Japanese natives (I passed the Kanji Kentei Jun1kyuu 1), but it's because I literally spend hours every day reading and writing Japanese. I love kanji and most people hate them. I love them so much I started to learn Chinese just to learn more kanji (Chinese uses many more characters).

However I don't recommend learning to write to most people. Takes way too long for too little payoff. Instead you should just learn to read words. I always did better on the yomi (reading) questions even with lots of writing practice. It's just quite hard to remember them perfectly especially with rarer characters. Thankfully you don't have to know how in the modern world. You can just type into your computer or cell phone and find it there if you need to handwrite something. I am a fan for the book Kodansha Kanji Learner's Course. It gives you a nice selected of 2300 kanji and words they are used in along with methods to help you remember them. The order it presents them in is very good. You learn words that only use previously used kanji and learn kanji that are made up of previously introduced components before learning new components. There is also an attempt to keep phonetically related kanji together. If you want to learn to read that would be my recommendation.

Oh and the kana are easy (not nearly as easy as an alphabet like Hangul, but you should be able to learn them in a few days if you put effort into it).
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TopicI listed something on ebay, shipping only to the US and some asshole in Japan
ssjevot
07/14/18 8:13:11 PM
#7
mistalightbulb posted...
won the auction.

what do


eBay does this free international shipping thing where you ship to a place in the US that ships it on to Japan for you. Look into that. It's called eBay's Global Shipping Program.
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TopicSenate passes proposal to revamp EC with consideration to population differences
ssjevot
07/13/18 12:54:14 AM
#10
Damn_Underscore posted...
ssjevot posted...
Damn_Underscore posted...
How is this related to the Electoral College?


Electors are given out based on number of senators and representatives in a state.


I mean how is this related to changing the EC

I think it would require a Constitutional amendment, unless individual states decide how they want to give their electoral votes.


The amount of votes they get is based on the amount of senators and representatives. This would reduce the amount of electors small states get. But it's not going to happen for obvious reasons.
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TopicSenate passes proposal to revamp EC with consideration to population differences
ssjevot
07/12/18 10:39:58 PM
#7
Damn_Underscore posted...
How is this related to the Electoral College?


Electors are given out based on number of senators and representatives in a state.
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TopicThis 20 y/o Ohio Cashier exposed her BOOBS to a CUSTOMER cause she was MAD!!
ssjevot
07/09/18 12:41:24 AM
#29
DuranOfForcena posted...
what "scam"? rightfully demanding compensation when your food is thrown away by a drunken, belligerent, erratic bitch of a cashier is a "scam" now?


You must be naive. People claim something is wrong with food that is fine to get a refund and then want to keep the food too. In this case she threw the food away after the refund essentially ruining the scam and that started the confrontation. It was all discussed a long time ago when this story came out.
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TopicThis 20 y/o Ohio Cashier exposed her BOOBS to a CUSTOMER cause she was MAD!!
ssjevot
07/08/18 7:15:07 PM
#23
If I remember in the Reddit thread when this happened long ago they tracked her down and she got a tattoo of her famous words. Also from what I am told she did give the customer a refund but the customer wanted the food too. Apparently tly that customer is well known for running this scam in that area.
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TopicReal talk: When is Square gonna put FFT, KH series, and Chrono Cross on Steam
ssjevot
07/08/18 3:33:02 AM
#13
Bad_Mojo posted...
solosnake posted...
Its actually the definitive version.


No, it's a dog shit version

I'm not saying that should be your opinion, but if you like FFT for as long and as much as I have, you'd have some fucking loyalty too. Arithmetician, get the fuck out of here


I have loved FFT from the start and played it in both Japanese and English, and I have the PS, PSP and Android versions, and the mobile port is the best version in my opinion. It fixes the slowdown from the PSP version, has the superior translation (well I am told it has that, my Android version is Japanese) and has the other gameplay improvements over the original.
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TopicHealers in turn-based RPG's
ssjevot
07/03/18 8:45:44 AM
#12
MetaMajik posted...
DevsBro posted...
Final Fantasy


There is literally no Final Fantasy game where you need a healer.


They also usually get one of the best offensive spells (Holy).
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TopicI'm going to Japan for an interview in two weeks, anything I should know?
ssjevot
07/03/18 6:52:56 AM
#56
TarElessar posted...
Do they really hate it when foreigners bring up anime? I definitely won't do so in the interview, but when I mentioned how popular it is to one of my Japanese friends living in Germany, they were positively surprised.


They love when you bring up anime and Japanese culture. This is some dumb meme people like to push where Japanese people don't actually like anime and think people who do are weird. I am easily the least Otaku person in my entire lab and I really like anime and games. Everyone I ever talk to about anime or games reacts positively and some get super excited and passionate. Japanese people for the most part want their culture to be appropriated (not that they know what cultural appropriation is, but if it is explained to them they will likely think it is a positive thing).

Seriously though I ride an anime train to a bus stop to take an anime bus to work. Almost every store sells manga. Oranges have anime girls on them at the grocery store. Anime (really manga culture) is everywhere and nothing like American culture and cartoons. If someone tells you anime isn't that big in Japan they don't live here and are lying (it literally dwarfs all other movie genres in sales).
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TopicSo why haven't YOU played Life Is Strange?
ssjevot
07/02/18 5:24:50 PM
#11
I disliked how dumb her friend was and that you had to go along with her bad decisions. Everything with the gun was just ridiculous. None of the characters made me want to like them and my decisions didn't seem to truly matter.
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TopicI'm going to Japan for an interview in two weeks, anything I should know?
ssjevot
07/02/18 4:59:13 PM
#44
Well I only have experience interviewing in Japanese here, but the biggest thing is that they tend to act very positive and agree with what you are saying but may actually not be interested in hiring you. You really need to be on your guard because their friendly attitude can give you a false sense of security. It sounds like you will be doing something with programming? I am a research professor here, but I do more programming than anything else. One thing you should be aware of is that even if you work 50 hours a week you will probably have a lot of people in your office working much more. A lot of them won't actually be doing anything useful, but they will appear dedicated since they're there for 12 hours every day. If you bring in results you can get away with working less but there will be an attitude that you aren't as dedicated to the company. Also don't not go to drinking parties. Think of them as mandatory.

Japan is a lot of fun to vacation in, but working is quite hard to get used to and definitely can burn you out if you don't love your job (thankfully I love mine).
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Topiccould a samurai with a katana beat a european knight?
ssjevot
07/01/18 11:50:54 PM
#94
HorrorJudasGoat posted...
The japanese didn't invent guns


Neither did Europeans, the Chinese did. And Japanese swords were based on Chinese swords too, so why does it matter?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun

Japanese refined other countries inventions just like every other country in history has done. The idea that you are restricted based on invention is silly.
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Topiccould a samurai with a katana beat a european knight?
ssjevot
07/01/18 8:50:33 PM
#73
Katana was more of a side arm and status symbol. On the battlefield they would be most likely to use spears (yari), bows (yumi), or guns (teppou). If they did use a sword it would be a special field sword called an oodachi or nodachi. So the comparison is pretty silly. Sword use didn't get big until after sengoku jidai when duels and bushido were developed. Similar to chivalry and duels in Europe. The idea that samurai fought in honorable duels during sengoku jidai is a romanticism.
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TopicYesterday's elections were pretty bad for Democrats
ssjevot
06/27/18 8:54:44 AM
#26
Ctrl Left is way better than Alt Left.
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TopicJust realized this about Diablo 2 SPOILERS
ssjevot
06/24/18 9:58:49 PM
#3
Did you just never watch the movies or read any dialogue? The opening movie literally shows the Warrior from D1 being the Dark Wanderer.
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Topici live for the day something makes me feel close to the way Gurren Lagann did
ssjevot
06/24/18 3:22:35 AM
#7
Kill la Kill.
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TopicIs Japan a good place to visit? Opinions CE
ssjevot
06/20/18 5:37:43 AM
#9
I live there. Everyone will be nice to you. The racism that does exist is subtle and takes the form of microaggressions you probably won't even notice as a tourist. Living there has a lot of extra challenges but still isn't difficult. This meme about the racism is kind of funny, because the only research on the topic suggests it is better than most countries and about on par with the average European country.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2013/05/15/a-fascinating-map-of-the-worlds-most-and-least-racially-tolerant-countries/
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TopicRaising a half-Black child in Japan sounds dreadful.
ssjevot
06/19/18 2:44:07 AM
#61
RE_expert44 posted...
Do half whites face the same discrimination over there?


I don't think we really face that much skin based discrimination. It's primarily discrimination against being not Japanese. Like they can legally discriminate housing or just about anything based on you being a foreigner. Housing is one of the first things you run into here. You quickly realize a lot of places don't want you to live there and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it. You also get blamed for stuff you didn't do. If some senile old person put out the wrong trash on the wrong day (truly the greatest of crimes) everyone assumes you did it, because you're a dumb foreigner who doesn't know any better. But honestly it isn't that bad. People might whine about it online, but no one is going to hate crime you or anything because you're a foreigner. I never fear for my safety or anything major. It's just a lot of what some people call "micro-aggressions". And some people are really bothered by that. It doesn't bother me that much personally, but I can understand why some people would be. I've never been called a racial slur or had threats made or anything like that. Though I have run into the anti-foreigner black propaganda vans drive by the right wing extremists. It can be kind of strange walking down a street while a van is blaring a message asking for cooperation in removing all foreigners from the country (but they ask very nicely).
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TopicRaising a half-Black child in Japan sounds dreadful.
ssjevot
06/18/18 7:27:45 PM
#40
Ruvan22 posted...
Darkrobotisback posted...
Japan has a rising alt left population...
There's a rising amount of people over there that are either communist or want to preserve the Pre-WW2 lifestyle/era of thinking.


Source?


He is full of it. Communist party is about as strong as it ever was (read not very). I live in a Communist stronghold part of Japan, and most members are old people. The Communist party in Japan is pretty mild. They aren't as prone to saying or doing bombastic things like leftists in America are.
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TopicRaising a half-Black child in Japan sounds dreadful.
ssjevot
06/18/18 5:41:04 PM
#30
xyphilia posted...

I tend to believe you're not born racist, you're taught it. So for shame on these mothers. But I know a thing or two about that.


https://nypost.com/2017/04/13/your-baby-is-a-little-bit-racist-science-says/

In general there is quite a bit of literature supporting a natural bias toward your in-group and against your out-group. I am surprised the person is experiencing these things so often in Tokyo where black people aren't rare and many schools have half Japanese children. But the logic he has behind having her be with people who belong to her tribe is not something people should just laugh at and mock. It is well supported by research even if it isn't a pleasant thing to think about.
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TopicIts time to remove Einstein from the pantheon of scientists, he was a racist
ssjevot
06/15/18 9:22:02 AM
#49
looked posted...
Relativity has been proven, its no longer a theory. You cant erase facts because you disagree with his opinions.


You don't know what a scientific theory is or why science being unable to prove things is a feature and not a problem, but that is a normal result from American education, so it's not really your fault. Scientific theories represent a best guess explanation using the currently available data. Theories can and do change or get discarded as we gather more data. This is a good thing. We can never 100% know something in science because there are always alternative explanations. So instead we try to come up with the best possible explanation we can based on the current evidence.

Gravity is an observable natural phenomena, and relativity is the current best theory to explain it.
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TopicI saw Annihilation last night. The other female ghost buster movie SPOILERS
ssjevot
06/11/18 10:39:11 AM
#13
They didn't want to make the full book series into a film series so they just rewrote it to the point where it wasn't sensical anymore. Then people try to see hidden meaning due to the rewritten version no longer containing any of the former plot threads.
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TopicDo any of y'all remember when political discussion was actually about policies?
ssjevot
05/31/18 7:52:21 AM
#34
I didn't realize how bad healthcare in the US was until I got a full physical in Japan. X-ray, blood work, everything. No insurance. $50 total. Even with insurance in the US I would have paid more than that. I don't see anyone really talking about the costs side of things though. Just different ways to pay.
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TopicIn Chinese and Korean language theres a word that sounds a lot like the n word
ssjevot
05/30/18 8:31:54 AM
#16
tennisdude818 posted...



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TopicIn Chinese and Korean language theres a word that sounds a lot like the n word
ssjevot
05/30/18 3:40:06 AM
#10
YOUHAVENOHOPE posted...
https://imgur.com/gyH7ell


That's not a word. It's just in stem form with the particle after which would never happen in actual speech.

The Chinese word / means ummm, the Japanese equivalent of which would be ano or etto. is Korean for you (with emphasis). So it's not really related at all between Korean and Chinese.
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
ssjevot
05/29/18 6:31:56 PM
#71
Ricemills posted...
ssjevot posted...
And Kanji helps disambiguate in Japanese because if I just wrote "shin" you wouldn't know if I mean or or or or or all of which can be read shin (among many other characters), but mean different things.


what you just exampled is the opposite of furigana. furigana is used to help the pronunciation of a kanji, not the kanji used to determine the meaning of the hiragana.


That's the point. How are you not getting any of this? The point is to show pronunciation alone can't give you meaning which is why we don't use that for translation.
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
ssjevot
05/29/18 12:38:08 PM
#69
And Kanji helps disambiguate in Japanese because if I just wrote "shin" you wouldn't know if I mean or or or or or all of which can be read shin (among many other characters), but mean different things. Chinese and Korean have this to a lesser degree, but enough that even in Korean Chinese characters are still used to disambiguate (there have been accidents due to confusion over what material to use due to Hangul homophones in the past on construction projects).
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
ssjevot
05/29/18 12:34:25 PM
#68
Ricemills posted...
ssjevot posted...
The reason furigana is used in Japanese is because the characters have many possible readings unlike Chinese

the characters have many possible readings unlike Chinese

unlike Chinese


ok now you're just flat out lying?


Almost all characters in Chinese have one reading. Rare exceptions like are easily disambiguated. Japanese characters have usually multiple readings, though some have a single reading.
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
ssjevot
05/29/18 12:25:00 PM
#66
Ricemills posted...
master translator has translated my post as a bait, so he must be right.

okay, then how about we look at japanese language. they used hiragana for easier translation than kanji. they even have that furigana system to help translate the difficult kanji letters. that also proof that phonetic letters are easier for translations.


None of that is translating. You don't know what translation means. Transliteration is not translation. And I live in Japan, so picking Japanese is not going to help you any. The reason furigana is used in Japanese is because the characters have many possible readings unlike Chinese, and learning them all takes kids a long time and some readings are not known even by adults. It's a very different system and again has nothing to do with translation. You think translation has to do with pronouncing words but it doesn't. Translating is meaning. It's taking the meaning in one language and putting into another. You just have such a poor understanding of language (including English) that it is hard to communicate these things to you.
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
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05/29/18 11:57:28 AM
#63
Ricemills posted...
the fact that pinyin is phonetic to makes translation/transliteration/transcription easier is irrefutable.


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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
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05/29/18 11:43:03 AM
#61
Ricemills posted...
translation/transliteration


These are two entirely separate things. Translation is meaning and transliteration is sound. They are completely separate and Chinese characters provide a better system for meaning and both work just as well for sound (very few character can make more than one sound, and those that do aren't used for transliteration).
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
ssjevot
05/29/18 11:41:36 AM
#60
Ricemills posted...
ssjevot posted...

They simply picked characters that sounded similar,

that's what pinyin are, duh.


They picked Chinese characters. Pinyin didn't exist and just describes the sound already represented by the characters. The characters themselves already make sounds. You are suggesting they didn't name anything until the 20th century? You realize how idiotic that sounds right?
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
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05/29/18 11:32:06 AM
#58
Ricemills posted...
holy fucking shit, it's already proven that phonetics makes translation easier and you still being this ignorant.
if phonetics actually making it harder, then why the fuck they used pinyin? obviously to translate the untranslateable into the chinese language.


They don't use Pinyin, and there is no such thing as Pinyin translator. It doesn't exist, because it's ambiguous. Phonetics don't matter for translation. Are you telling me you think they named Washington DC in Pinyin and then came up with characters? Pinyin didn't even exist when the Chinese named Washington DC in their own language. They simply picked characters that sounded similar, same way they named most cities in foreign countries. You realize Chinese writing predates the Roman script by thousands of years right? It's not like they didn't name anything until pinyin came along. Pinyin is not used in translation period. Learn Chinese and you can talk. Or even anything about translation software since you think phonetics somehow matters which is hilarious, like a computer reads things phonetically instead of matching characters against a database.
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TopicSouth and North Korea hold previously unannounced meeting
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05/29/18 11:20:26 AM
#56
Can you be any more unaware of what you are talking about? Romanization of Chinese characters is not a translation. I don't even know what you are on about. The name is always written in Chinese characters in China or would be written in English. Pinyin would only be used for input or to assist kids in reading. I literally have no idea what you are even trying to say. Can Chinese be Romanized? Obviously. Is that used for translation or relevant to anything to do with ease of translation? No.
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05/29/18 11:12:42 AM
#54
Ricemills posted...
tell me what "washington" (DC) translated in official chinese translation? yes, they used the pinyin for it. iirc it huashingdun or something.




https://zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8D%8E%E7%9B%9B%E9%A1%BF%E5%93%A5%E4%BC%A6%E6%AF%94%E4%BA%9A%E7%89%B9%E5%8C%BA
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05/29/18 10:47:06 AM
#52
Ricemills posted...
the fuck. pinyin already existed even before internet existed, and you claim it's just an input method.

heck, pinyin itself literally translated as "spelled sounds", a.k.a phonetic.


Pinyin is not a translation. It is the phonetic spelling that you use to input characters into a machine. The characters are what are translated. That it was invented before the internet and has other uses is irrelevant to translation because no one (or machine) uses pinyin for translation. They use Chinese characters. You are too ignorant to talk about Chinese, you just need to stop.
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05/29/18 10:34:49 AM
#50
Ricemills posted...
anyway, if we even gonna trace back about the phonetic thing, you certainly realized that chinese used pinyin to make a proper translation right?


This just makes you seem even more ignorant. Pinyin is an IME to allow you to get Chinese characters on a machine. It is not a translation it's an input method, you have to have a human manually pick the right character when using it. And Google never produced the translation from that picture. What the hell are you talking about. You can check it yourself, I wrote the dish here and it translates it literally. And pinyin cannot be translated accurately because it is ambiguous. It doesn't differentiate between characters that sound the same.
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05/29/18 9:39:54 AM
#48
Ricemills posted...
lets backtrack to my second post.
compare the mistranslation of chinese vs korean. heck, since youre also focused on the dish, give me the example where it's hilariously mistranslated from korean to "fuck the duck until exploded" like what it did in chinese


Google will never produce that translation. It's obviously not possible to produce with a modern machine translator.
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05/29/18 9:21:33 AM
#45
Ricemills posted...
since you keep trying to focus trying to make me look wrong instead of focusing on the original issue of google translate machine is worse for chinese than korean, i think that is more embarrassing.

and i already stated the problem is mistranslation. the reason i used "" instead of "" also the result of mistranslation by a poster. when a human can make an error, why dont you think machines cant?


You literally have no idea what you are talking about. The machine doesn't make an error. It translates it literally in a correct way. The problem is there is no way to express that dish in English. What would you want it to mean? It's so weird you are arguing over a food item when that same food item exists in Korean and yields the same translation. So what is the point? You can literally write it in the exact same characters in Korean because either used to be written with Chinese characters as well until the 70s. So it's kind of pointless since it is the same just written in different scripts. You seem to think a computer has trouble reading characters when it's all just data. It never thinks dry was actually tongue. A human does because they aren't a database, they might have bad character recognition like that Reddit user. The problem is the food dish isn't meant to be taken literally. Just like a milk shake isn't milk that you shook up.
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05/29/18 8:55:04 AM
#42
That person's comment is wrong. It isn't tongue. It's dry. You should not use random Reddit posts as evidence. You clearly don't know what you are talking about and it's quite embarrassing for you. It's dry exploded duck. That's the literal translation and it's a piss poor example because it is not meant to be taken literally so it makes just as much sense in either language. It is based on the appearance of the dish itself since it contains duck that is dry and shredded into pieces so it looks like it blew up everywhere.
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05/29/18 8:37:11 AM
#39
Ricemills posted...
oh ffs, since we're still talking about google, why dont you google the fuck out of it and see the result?
heck, googling " recipe" will show you the dish.

edit: excuse me, i meant google the dry out of it.


Again how does any of this lead to you writing ? You clearly thought that was the name of the dish. Of course I know what is already, I figured it out after realizing you wrote the wrong thing. The question is how Google translate made you write tongue instead of dry. They aren't similar characters in either their sound or composition so how did that happen?
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05/29/18 8:29:04 AM
#37
Ricemills posted...
ssjevot posted...

Wait he literally meant to write . Wow you don't even know Chinese and you are acting like you do. How can you possibly confuse dry and tongue?

hey, like i said chinese google translation is faulty


That makes no sense. How would you writing Chinese incorrectly be due to Google Translate? You wrote the wrong characters to begin with. It's the name of a dish and it's an idiom so it doesn't translate to English correctly, but what you wrote isn't even a thing. I am not sure how you wrote since it seems you don't actually know Chinese.
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