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Subject: Re: Worth the time/effort to study German?

Author: leonid

Date: 10:03:40 08/03/01

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On August 02, 2001 at 13:22:43, Dan Andersson wrote:

>It's always good to learn another language. And it need not be such a bother
>either. If German is the best language for Chess programming? You will have an
>easier time learning Dutch (a major CC player) and other nordic languages later.
>A lot of game related material is available in Japanese.


I am not sure if this last sentence was said for laughing or in serious. If this
is serious, and we have a lot of material about "chess programming" (about
programming, not about game) and somebody knows Japanese, please give some
general idea how active is chess programming in Japan. How much is printing in
Japanese about chess related topic.

If somebody could give idea about the same thing but for Chinese, it will be
equally interesting to read.


Thanks in advance,
Leonid.


>MvH Dan

• Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming Pekka Karjalainen 11:28:42 08/03/01
  • Re: Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming leonid 12:10:11 08/03/01
    • Re: Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming Pekka Karjalainen 00:59:47 08/04/01
      • Re: Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming leonid 04:46:20 08/04/01
        • A Short Note Pekka Karjalainen 02:04:39 08/05/01
          • Re: A Short Note leonid 13:04:06 08/05/01
    • Re: Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming Aaron Tay 12:40:56 08/03/01
      • Re: Japanese & Chinese & Chess Programming leonid 15:03:20 08/03/01

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