Goed gespeeld - Dutch
How do you say Good Game in various common languages
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buon gioco - Italian
luebat jayida - Arabic
"Buen juego" is as they say across the pond. It would be "buena partida" in Spain.
Oct 29, 2015
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i think everyone will understand if u say it in english cuz it's international
''easy'' in american
잘뒀습니다 or 수고하셨습니다 - Korean
Radiovitch wrote:
''easy'' in american
Unless you lost of course, then it's "Lucky". 
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That's actually thanks for the game!
[On second thoughts, that was a bit naughty. Hopefully the six minutes that post was up didn't get anyone into trouble] 
Good game! in English
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Mchezo mzuri - in Swahili
kclee2172 wrote:
잘뒀습니다 or 수고하셨습니다 - Korean
I thought korean gg was "ww".
Salt25 wrote:
kclee2172 wrote:
잘뒀습니다 or 수고하셨습니다 - Korean
I thought korean gg was "ww".
lol ,good one.
Bom Jogo - Portuguese
Good game = BOM JOGO in Portuguese.
VeganMeatball wrote:
How do you say "Good Game" in various languages used by players on on chess.com.
Anybody can get a literal google translation in just about any language but I'm asking about the colloquially acceptable expression after a chess game.
I'll start with:
Gracias buen juego -- Spanish
Gut gespielt -- German
QaQ Qujmey -- Klingon
In Star Treck the Klingons never were showed up playing chess
How do you say "Good Game" in various languages used by players on on chess.com.
Anybody can get a literal google translation in just about any language but I'm asking about the colloquially acceptable expression after a chess game.
I'll start with:
Gracias buen juego -- Spanish
Gut gespielt -- German
QaQ Qujmey -- Klingon