u/BananaEnjoyer1

How long should I be shaking someone's hand?

I've started shaking some hands but I don't know when I should let go, or how many shakes (up&down) I should be doing.

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u/BananaEnjoyer1 — 17 hours ago

Title. Just found a really good deal for 1 stick of 24GB DDR5 and a 2 stick of 8gb kit. The price difference between them is only 30 bucks, so is it more worth it to get the 24gb one? Or is duel channeling a must have?

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u/BananaEnjoyer1 — 6 days ago

I want to build a budget pc but the DDR5 ram prices are WAY too high. Is AM4 too outdated now or is it still viable for budget builds

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u/BananaEnjoyer1 — 10 days ago
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Hello everyone👋,

My name is Jiwoo, I am a developing English to Korean translator. I'm looking to earn some money on the side and build my work portfolio.

I speak Korean natively and I'm fluent in English. I've spent a substantial amount of my school life (around 7 years) in international schools, and the rest in Korean schools, so I have a deep understanding and experience for the gaming community in both languages.

I have experience translating and localizing for three indie developers. (game 1, game 2, game 3)

I can work with literally any game genre as long as it is SFW.

If anyone is interested, please reach out and we can discuss about the translation.

u/BananaEnjoyer1 — 13 days ago

Want to reach Korean audiences? I will translate/localize your game to Korean. Source text must be English

I have experience working on three other indie projects. I speak English and Korean natively (can hop on a discord call if you want to check). About 12 years of my life was spent on playing video games, so I know my way around video game terminologies that non game translators might not know. I'm a student so my work hours are limited to 3 hours a day but I can work more on weekends. I'm usually on some sort of device 24/7 so I will be responsive to your texts or emails.

I hate AI localizations because they're almost always wrong. I hope I can provide a relatively cheaper alternative for games with lower budgets. I ask for $200 for a single translation, which is very low considering the price of most translations. I recommend that your game is at least be over 5000 words to get the most bang for your buck. I want to receive payment via a swift bank transfer. specifically in USD.

I can output around a 1000 words on weekdays and 2000~ 3000 words on weekends.

u/BananaEnjoyer1 — 13 days ago