@huggablysoft
United States
Hi, I'm HuggablySoft, RDN's residential super cutesy, super huggable, adorable love muffin! >w<
A lot of people consider me as one of the nicest and most kind persons on RDN. ~♥
I like making music, drawing art and socializing with interesting people about interesting things. :P
Notices by Jessi Jacquet (huggablysoft), page 2
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@coffeecream Oh XD
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@pegasusjones @sprite Exactly. Don't give up before you even give it your absolute best 110%. If you fail, pick yourself back up, dust yourself off and keep trying again and again until you gradually get better.
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@huggablysoft @sprite Also, you can't let yourself be intimidated by other people. You just have to focus on what you can and will do. Like for me, I'm not a professional remix artist and I pale in comparison to my idols, Deadmau5, Alex S and Sim Gretina, but I'm still giving it my best effort and not giving up on what I'm doing.
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@sprite It takes a lot of practice. Being a pro gamer is like being a pro athlete. It takes a lot of focus, practice and training. I'm pretty sure you've heard of the gamer known as "Fatality". He didn't become the world's best Quake FPS player over night. He literally was playing video games competitively for over 15 years.
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@pegasusjones @sprite Seriously. Some of the remixes I do are incredibly difficult to make and take me days to make. On some tracks, I have to make my own background samples, leads and loops just to make the song sound appealing.
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@sprite What exactly are you trying to do?
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@coffeecream Thank you! It was actually pretty difficult getting my hands on a high definition track of the EQG theme. Unfortunately the one I downloaded hardly had any drums in it all so....I added some! :D
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@pegasusjones @sprite Look at me...I absolutely sucked at making music, but now I'm remixing tracks and there are a few people who actually like them. :3
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@yodelerty Oh nice! (It came out a lot sooner than what I expected)
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@pegasusjones @coffeecream Here you go! :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXK31PFxb1M
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@coffeecream I still haven't seen it myself, but I might pick up the DVD (if its out)
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@rarity Look. I'm just wanting him to listen to my new music so that maybe he can use them in his mixes or something. We're still planning on making a collaboration track of some sort, okay? Honestly, you need to keep your opinions to yourself sometimes.
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@coffeecream Did you ever get the chance to listen to the new track I posted?
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Friday, 09-Aug-13 01:22:07 UTC from web -
@mushi I'm surprised that no one wanted to update the Japanese language at all. (Also, English really could use an update. Typing out all of these letters just form a sentence is tiring.)
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@huggablysoft @mushi Even English (as complicated as it is) is a bit more simple than Japanese. We don't have characters representing speech sounds at all. We simply just have letters that we combine to make words. English, by far, has the longest words since we essentially have to combine several letters just to make a simple one syllable word. Like the word "Spare". It's 5 letters, where as in some Asian languages it's just two or three letters long.
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@mushi Still, why couldn't they have kept it basic? Like just use vowel sounds paired with common sound consonants like Korean does?
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@mushi I've tried to learn Japanese but good lord... why do they have to have letters for EVERY SINGLE SOUND IN THE HUMAN VOICE SPECTRUM?!
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@mushi Well, when writing Korean, its a bit different from Japan's Katakana, Hirigana and Kanji letters. Instead of having specific individualized letters that are written separately, up to 3 letters can be combined together to form one character that symbolizes a sound that means a certain part of a word.
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@mushi Korean is super simple in comparison to Japanese (in terms of writing), this is literally their entire alphabet. It has less letters than English! http://thinkzone.wlonk.com/Language/Korean.htm
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@mushi Yeah. Japanese and Chinese can be confusing to write words correctly in their languages since they have several different spellings of the same word depending on how you use it in a sentence.
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@mushi Actually no. They just have one main alphabet.
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@mushi Japanese is backwards from English as far as I can tell. Which makes some translations make no sense whatsoever between the two languages.
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@mushi Oh XD
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@chaosmagic Well "guten Tag" is I think literally "Good Day" which is still a greeting.
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@mushi Hmm.. The way that I was taught was that you spoke your phrases by putting the action or thing that the person is traveling to first, then the person, then the last part, like the ending confirmation from what they were doing. Kind of like if you translated this phrase: 나는 한국에서이 문구를 작성했습니다
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@mushi That too.
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@vt3c In some cases. In other cases their phrases would be totally reversed from English. Korean is a little weird in their sentence structure sometimes.
