organizers might not know about that side of you yet.
So it might be less about ability, and more about how visible that ability has been to the JP side.
I think expressing disappointment is valid, and sometimes people can take it too far, especially when they may not fully understand how things work on your side.
At the same time, Iโve also seen some JP fans mention that theyโve never seen you stream in Japanese or werenโt-
communicate in Japanese and playing APEX. Even if you do have both of those skills, if you havenโt really shown or streamed in Japanese before, it might make it harder for them to recognize that. In a way, it could reduce the opportunity simply because the JP audience and-
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*Vox raid ๐ช
๐ชMr. Milord, I've been practicing my British accent
๐ชDo you want to hear it?
*Talks like a brit and d|es of laughter*
๐นVery pantomime
๐ชI've been practicing a lot
๐ชSo when I go to UK, people will think I'm a local
๊(โงโฝโฆ)
AAAAAAAAA I LOVE THIS!!!
okayy my job is basically related with this and in simple terms, translators are those who translate in written form. Documents, movies, series, anything that is related with translating a text, thatโs what translators are needed for.
Interpreters, on the other hand, are the verbal version. One great example whould be the people who usually translate in concerts. While we call them translators, the correct term is actually interpreters. Hope this helps!โบ๏ธ
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