[lang_nl]Videoverslag ronde 9 M-Tel[/lang_nl][lang_en]Video report round 9 M-Tel[/lang_en]
[lang_nl]Vanwege tijdsgebrek vandaag wat minder montage, maar in plaats daarvan wel de volledige persconferenties van ronde 9. We hebben het natuurlijk over een nieuw video van de M-Tel Masters.[/lang_nl][lang_en]Lacking time, I decided to limit the editing for this one, but instead you can watch the full press conference of round 9. Of course we're talking about a new video of the M-Tel Masters.[/lang_en]
[lang_nl]P.S. Ivanchuk heeft de M-Tel Masters gewonnen. Een verslag volgt zo spoedig mogelijk![/lang_nl][lang_en]P.S. Ivanchuk has won the M-Tel Masters today. A report will follow as soon as possible![/lang_en]
Founder and editor-in-chief of ChessVibes.com, Peter is responsible for most of the chess news and tournament reports. Often visiting top events, he also provides photos and videos for the site. He's a 1.e4 player himself, likes Thai food and the Stones.
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Coco Loco
3 years 8 months ago
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Artin,
Why you don't know how to construct a question? You non-English speaker chess player?
Artin
3 years 8 months ago
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Why non-English speaker chess players use "OK" so frequently in their interviews? The champion is Radjabov of course, although he speaks very good English...
Arthur
3 years 8 months ago
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Artin,
Your question is valid. It seems as if "OK" is the equivalent of "uh", the interjection used in English to provide time to think of the next sentence. I hear the annoying "uh" a lot and "OK" sounds better (or maybe cuter).
VB
3 years 8 months ago
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Txs for the nice video!
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