How Are You All So Good At English?! (2 Viewers)

vitoria_Ally

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++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++


isn't that what he meant?
No, dubbing and reader are two different things: reader is one person reading the text and in the background there is original language.
Dubbing is: actors give their voices in Polish eg, and original voices are deleted at all, and replaced by Polish voices.
THIS IS HORRIBLE :yuck:

Martin: I know what you're talking about, I remember looooooooong convo ;)
 

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Martin

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++ [ originally posted by vitoria_Ally ] ++
It's not quite like this, cause here: the Polish text is prepared earlier, so there is no live desperate translation.
It's just Polish, and in the background: foreign language.
Someone who is used to that, completely dont hear the background.
And I turn up the volume all the way and try to filter out the jackass that's messing up the sound to hear the original voices, it's hopeless. :down:
 

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++ [ originally posted by vitoria_Ally ] ++
No, dubbing and reader are two different things: reader is one person reading the text and in the background there is original language.
Dubbing is: actors give their voices in Polish eg, and original voices are deleted at all, and replaced by Polish voices.
THIS IS HORRIBLE :yuck:
Not as bad as the moron still...
 
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    ++ [ originally posted by Matto ] ++


    Obviously it's not done live, duh :D Effect is the same though - foreign language on the background, two languages through one another ... yuck!
    It's executed well sometimes, due in large part to the fact that the original language is drowned out completely (very annoying while i was in Korea, I can understand Korean, but when I'm watching English programs, I'd much prefer to be able to just listen to the guy talk :wallbang:)

    I like it for example in the Champions League Magazine show...
     
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    ++ [ originally posted by vitoria_Ally ] ++


    No, dubbing and reader are two different things: reader is one person reading the text and in the background there is original language.
    Dubbing is: actors give their voices in Polish eg, and original voices are deleted at all, and replaced by Polish voices.
    THIS IS HORRIBLE :yuck:

    Martin: I know what you're talking about, I remember looooooooong convo ;)
    I know the difference ;), but judging from this post:

    ++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++
    That's what I was talking about ;)
    I guess that is what he meant :p
     

    vitoria_Ally

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    ++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++


    And I turn up the volume all the way and try to filter out the jackass that's messing up the sound to hear the original voices, it's hopeless. :down:
    :LOL:
    Sorry :angel:

    But yes, it's impossible to filter out the original voices - maybe just some words.
     
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    ++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++


    And I turn up the volume all the way and try to filter out the jackass that's messing up the sound to hear the original voices, it's hopeless. :down:
    *whispers* dude, your tv's not magical... when you turn up the volume to hear the original voices, the dubbed ones go up with them...

    :p
     
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    oookay vit ;) Between talking about Jurassic Park and making fun of Martin, I forgot what we're talking about...so i'll just say ooookay
     

    Martin

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    *whispers* dude, your tv's not magical... when you turn up the volume to hear the original voices, the dubbed ones go up with them...

    :p
    Evidently, you've never tried it :p
     

    KB824

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    As an American, I have to say that I am very impressed with all of your language skills. English is a very difficult language to learn, and you seem to have grasped it fairly well.

    Myself, I used to know Italian fairly fluently, but now it's almost embarassing the amount of vocabulary I've lost over the years.

    I am trying to pick it up again, however.


    Anyway, Good Job on your English, Guys.
     
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    Thanks Serge! :p That's a great compliment, and makes my long and arduous task of learning English all worth it :angel:
     
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    quote: ++ [ originally posted by someone i don't know who, please speak up ] ++

    Gray, what is your obsession with the ":p" smilie anyway? It's sooo out of place in your previous post!
    Actually, I do like that smiley, but if u look at the tone of my last post, you'll see that i was being cheeky, since Serge was complimenting the people here who've worked hard to be fluent in English, but I (an aussie) answered, saying thanks :p

    it loses its impact when i have to explain it...
     
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    Hey what the hell is going on over here!? I swear, someone in some thread said "Gray, what's ur obsession with the :p smiley?", and I thought it was Matto...and for some reason, i manually typed in the [quot e] and [/quot e] tags, and wrote Matto's name, but when I looked again, I couldn't find that post

    I'm going nuts!
     
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    Oh, so I'm not going crazy! PHEW! I thought I saw that post, and when I tried to quote it, it said "no thread specified"... so i was like.. okaaay and i manually put in the quote tags, but when I looked again, I saw that I'd posted twice in a row... at that point, I thought i'd discovered some way of placing your posts wherever u bloody want...

    grrr playing with people's minds isn't nice :down:
     

    vitoria_Ally

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    ++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++
    Hey what the hell is going on over here!? I swear, someone in some thread said "Gray, what's ur obsession with the :p smiley?", and I thought it was Matto...and for some reason, i manually typed in the [quot e] and [/quot e] tags, and wrote Matto's name, but when I looked again, I couldn't find that post

    I'm going nuts!
    Someone must have deleted it ;)
     

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