Bailey Cowell How are we meant to know hebrew words - or are we meant to basically guess in this game? | |
Piaras Last-Name For me, the foreign languages variants involve a lot of educated guesswork. One thing I do for the non-Latin ones is research each letter's sound and what words tend to be like (for want of a better word. Basically, are there a lot of... softer-sounding words like Spanish or harder words like German). | |
Adam Dexter You could take the hardcore route and learn by immersion technique in Israel, but you only have a few days so would suggest booking that ticket soon | |
Andy SC Alternatively, give Tal your log in details but I would not condone that :) | |
Elwin Carlos I did a practice round where I experimented with two /three letter words containing frequently appearing letters, memorised a handful of words that were valid, and just prayed they showed up in the real thing! | |
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Roger Peak I reiterate what Elwin has just said plus take a look at some old games to see what people use frequently. Good luck! | |
Martyn Pegram Surely the foreign letters rounds are a bit of an equaliser?
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Martin Hurst Squiggly n and backwards c were in many words I learned, then I quickly realised there are about 5 different squiggly n's and 3 different backward c's. | |
Andy SC That concludes Round 21.
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Robin M Is there a get out of jail card on a stick prize at the end? |
Notes from the organizer: A trip to the foreign land this time. A Hebrew Letters Attack against Prune awaits you courtesy of Jonny D.
Lowest scoring player will be eliminated. If there is a tie for lowest scoring player then overall tournament score will be taken into account. If there is still a tie for lowest scoring player then everyone will advance. If at least 50% of players score 0 then everyone will advance.
Games are to be played in one sitting. If there is any issues with playing of the game then please let me know as soon as possible.
Overall tournament scores can be followed here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15PFXM_S-O2R9QqmhI1YLLWcobTjXfTxSIrS2t7u8O0E/edit?usp=drivesdk
Ran from: 17 – 23 September 2023. Format: Hebrew Letters Attack. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 38. Completed: 37.
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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