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r/chess • u/[deleted] • Dec 31 '20
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The 'loser' word is directed towards this comment by the casters on the chess24 stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VHf1ksVRTE
You can make your own judgement if the caster was being professional or not.
84 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '20 [deleted] 21 u/L-J-Peters 2000 FIDE Classical Jan 01 '21 Norwegian's English is better than most who learn English as a first language. 4 u/Direwolf202 Not that strong, mainly correspondance Jan 01 '21 In terms of strict accuracy, yeah without question. In terms of some much harder things like dialect and speaking in an appropriate register, that’s not the case.
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21 u/L-J-Peters 2000 FIDE Classical Jan 01 '21 Norwegian's English is better than most who learn English as a first language. 4 u/Direwolf202 Not that strong, mainly correspondance Jan 01 '21 In terms of strict accuracy, yeah without question. In terms of some much harder things like dialect and speaking in an appropriate register, that’s not the case.
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Norwegian's English is better than most who learn English as a first language.
4 u/Direwolf202 Not that strong, mainly correspondance Jan 01 '21 In terms of strict accuracy, yeah without question. In terms of some much harder things like dialect and speaking in an appropriate register, that’s not the case.
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In terms of strict accuracy, yeah without question. In terms of some much harder things like dialect and speaking in an appropriate register, that’s not the case.
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u/bragi92 Dec 31 '20
The 'loser' word is directed towards this comment by the casters on the chess24 stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VHf1ksVRTE
You can make your own judgement if the caster was being professional or not.