Did a game ever help you?
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Jasper07 said:GTA San Andreas taught me English
no really it did.
That game taught me running accross the streets with a chainsaw.
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Phoenix Wright taught me to always contradict people with facts and evidence, whilst screaming Objection! Always comes in handy
Yes, a game has. Actually, it's helping me right now.
Especially TLoZ OoT. It teached me my first word in English. 'Yes' (the owl did
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Also runescape. Which teached me my main English knowledge. When I was 8, I was fully able to communicate with English people. And they understood me
AKA I own the ability to talk English.
Also, my reaction speed = now f*cking fast.
Also also, I can push/click buttons EXTREMELY FAST.
Especially TLoZ OoT. It teached me my first word in English. 'Yes' (the owl did
Also runescape. Which teached me my main English knowledge. When I was 8, I was fully able to communicate with English people. And they understood me
AKA I own the ability to talk English.
Also, my reaction speed = now f*cking fast.
Also also, I can push/click buttons EXTREMELY FAST.
I still can't understand you.tijntje_7 said:Yes, a game has. Actually, it's helping me right now.
Especially TLoZ OoT. It teached me my first word in English. 'Yes' (the owl did)
Also runescape. Which teached me my main English knowledge. When I was 8, I was fully able to communicate with English people. And they understood me
AKA I own the ability to talk English.
Also, my reaction speed = now f*cking fast.
Also also, I can push/click buttons EXTREMELY FAST.
JKJKJK
You wouldn't be able to guess how much times video games have helped me on tests.
(5 bucks U GUESSED RIGHT)
I can say on this thread that games only helped me get into trouble, only to make matters worse when I didn't care about it.
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Depravo said:That's surprising as most of the characters in that game don't even speak English.Jasper07 said:GTA San Andreas taught me English
no really it did.
YO CRACKA WHATCHU TALKIN BOUT WE GON DO SOME CRACK OR WHUT
OG LOC BITCHES
Not specifically, like, in a situation. But they did help me build my English, improve my logic and reasoning skills (Prof. Layton, Phoenix Wright, MONKEY EFFIN ISLAND), my calculating speed with simple additions (Brain Age ftw) and my reaction speed (pretty much every game)
i learned english when studying over in the US
Pokémon games just helped me improve it
Zelda in understanding
and Contra to learn how to kill 'em all
Pokémon games just helped me improve it
Zelda in understanding
and Contra to learn how to kill 'em all
darkreaperofdreams said:
It's my pleasure to declare you unofficially American.
*grins and runs off before he gets kicked*
Games helped me socialize growing up.
I only had one friend at the time, but that was because of our families being good friends.
Then I met Zarkz, and I guess I got less shy. :/
I only had one friend at the time, but that was because of our families being good friends.
Then I met Zarkz, and I guess I got less shy. :/
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I learned english by playing the pokemon games since i was 7.
Didn't understand it at first but after a while you see certain words recurring and you start to understand what they mean.
I think I only asked my dad three times what something I didn't understand meant.
My dad works at the american embassy in Brussels and sometimes he brings his friends to our house so that helped too, but it's mostly thanks to pokemon.
At the age of 8-9 I could understand english almost perfectly.
And now I just sleep during english lessons because I know most of it anyway!
Didn't understand it at first but after a while you see certain words recurring and you start to understand what they mean.
I think I only asked my dad three times what something I didn't understand meant.
My dad works at the american embassy in Brussels and sometimes he brings his friends to our house so that helped too, but it's mostly thanks to pokemon.
At the age of 8-9 I could understand english almost perfectly.
And now I just sleep during english lessons because I know most of it anyway!
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