Multilingual Players-(Honest)

We need some sort of confirmation to the translation of maps and the proportions players are in. Please answer truthfully! Thanks!
Players who only speak English can ignore this...

Dutch here

Turkish

Hungarian & Arabic

Spanish. I'm from Paraguay.

Arabic

Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, can read german but no speak, and a bit Thai.

Other: Engrish.

>'Chinese'
>language
Dat British world view

Lol yeah. There's two spoken languages in China: Mandarin and Cantanese (traditional Chinese).

American.

Kirjutas YOBA, 07.12.2012 at 16:48

>'Chinese'
>language
Dat British world view

Yoba... I started this poll and I am British Chinese.... I don't think I need the distinction between the spoken languages of Mandarin and Cantonese, since AW has no oral communication and only both dialects uses essentially the same writing script (one traditional and one simplified). If you can speak chinese then you can read the characters for it... That's all I care about.

Kirjutas tophat, 07.12.2012 at 18:05

Lol yeah. There's two spoken languages in China: Mandarin and Cantanese (traditional Chinese).

No, there's dozens. From Mandarin to Uyughur, China covers not just many languages, but also language groups.

And Cantonese is not 'traditional Chinese', it's just a dialect (though it can be said that it's a separate language). By 'traditional Chinese', we tend to refer to the script it is written in (not an alphabet). Simplified Chinese is the other one which was introduced by the Communists and is much much easier than traditional Chinese which is still used in Hong Kong, Macau and the Republic of China - possibly other areas too.

Kirjutas YOBA, 08.12.2012 at 16:17

Kirjutas tophat, 07.12.2012 at 18:05

Lol yeah. There's two spoken languages in China: Mandarin and Cantanese (traditional Chinese).

No, there's dozens. From Mandarin to Uyughur, China covers not just many languages, but also language groups.

And Cantonese is not 'traditional Chinese', it's just a dialect (though it can be said that it's a separate language). By 'traditional Chinese', we tend to refer to the script it is written in (not an alphabet). Simplified Chinese is the other one which was introduced by the Communists and is much much easier than traditional Chinese which is still used in Hong Kong, Macau and the Republic of China - possibly other areas too.

Ah, I didn't know it was a dialect, interesting. Yeah I knew there were more spoken languages, I only knew the two main ones. Mandarin I know is used in Beijing and that traditional is like you said still applied in Hong Kong and Macau.

Dutch, Turkish and a little bit French, German

Hebrew and slight arabic

German + Farsi

What's with 'other' getting 28% of the votes?

Other- Greek for me

I don't speak any other language fluently, but I am closest to fluent in Hebrew, next is French then Portuguese.

Portugal was here \o/

English, German, Portuguese (brazilian) and Spanish...

Kirjutas Skittzophrenic, 07.12.2012 at 22:50

American.

Probably you mean "north american" (with exception of California, Tejas and Florida)... lolz.
Sorry for this coment if you ment spanish or portuguese.

o.O

Me stronk hebrew

Other: Tudor English.

One of the other is romanian.

Spanish, Korean, Thai.


The poll is rather pointless since we're only allowed to pick 1 option.

Kirjutas Leaf, 12.02.2013 at 23:28

Spanish, Korean, Thai.


The poll is rather pointless since we're only allowed to pick 1 option.

"MOST FLUENT"

Kirjutas raetahcodeupon, 13.02.2013 at 12:57

Kirjutas Leaf, 12.02.2013 at 23:28

Spanish, Korean, Thai.


The poll is rather pointless since we're only allowed to pick 1 option.

"MOST FLUENT"

All fluent.

Kirjutas Leaf, 13.02.2013 at 13:45

Kirjutas raetahcodeupon, 13.02.2013 at 12:57

Kirjutas Leaf, 12.02.2013 at 23:28

Spanish, Korean, Thai.


The poll is rather pointless since we're only allowed to pick 1 option.

"MOST FLUENT"

All fluent.

Entonces... ¿Hablas español?