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[MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Printable Version +- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net) +-- Forum: Maplestory (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=15) +--- Forum: Maplestory Discussion (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=31) +--- Thread: [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. (/showthread.php?tid=47003) |
[MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Pythagoras - 2011-09-16 Which button?? This button. ![]() TAT MATE문자 button. ![]() I completely have no idea what's this button about, but it just added in our buddy window and has no function at all. [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Jedward - 2011-09-16 Obviously it's some sort of spouse-search function, specifically for the South East Asian Maplers. [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Fatalzxc - 2011-09-16 Infection Wrote:Obviously it's some sort of spouse-search function, specifically for the South East Asian Maplers. wat? :f6: [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Celan - 2011-09-16 Mate. Mating. ...did MSEA just get a bit more sexually or am I thinking wrong...? [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - SaptaZapta - 2011-09-16 "Mate", in non-American English, is used to mean "buddy" or "friend". As in the famous Australian "g'day, mate". Looking at the GMS buddy window, we have a "FIND FRIEND" button under "ADD GROUP", and have a hole under "GROUP CHAT". So this seems to be their "FIND FRIEND". As for why its name is not fully translated, and it performs no function, only AsiaSoft knows. [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Pythagoras - 2011-09-16 Celan Wrote:Mate. You made my day.
[MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Devil - 2011-09-16 SaptaZapta Wrote:"Mate", in non-American English, is used to mean "buddy" or "friend".Maat is also the Dutch translation for buddy. ![]() Maat (coming from the old germanic māt) is an old (dates from late 1500's) Dutch word for sailors to address each other since it used to be a sailor rank. I guess it became mixed with English during the time and when the Dutch discovered Australia in 1606. So every time an Aussie says "mate", they're speaking Dutch! ![]() And this was another episode of "Unknown history of the World" brought to you by Devil! :+) [MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button. - Locked - 2011-09-16 It's for Korean SMS. |