Does a Chinese man play the bad guy? I can't remember that. I'd probably confuse the Movie to the TV Series if somebody asked me what happens in it!
The clue...
The board game is "Go". The pins were used to indicate a long distance - with the game spanning the distance. The long distance... far... so the long distance game... Fargo. It made sense in my head.
I can't remember either. To be honest, I can't even remember whether it was the series or the film that I really liked.
Yes, Henry has already explained the train of thoughts to me. Brilliant! That's the playing with language that I love so much. I find it a bit difficult in English though.
Not necessarily. The multicultural participants just have to remind themselves that they are taking part in a quiz in English. The puzzles created with the English thoughts of a native English speaker.
And I was soooo sure...
I set myself a timer that rang after three hours... ๐
Now please explain the connection, because I've also seen Fargo and would never have thought of it. Why? Because a Chinese man plays a bad guy in it?
Does a Chinese man play the bad guy? I can't remember that. I'd probably confuse the Movie to the TV Series if somebody asked me what happens in it!
The clue...
The board game is "Go". The pins were used to indicate a long distance - with the game spanning the distance. The long distance... far... so the long distance game... Fargo. It made sense in my head.
I can't remember either. To be honest, I can't even remember whether it was the series or the film that I really liked.
Yes, Henry has already explained the train of thoughts to me. Brilliant! That's the playing with language that I love so much. I find it a bit difficult in English though.
๐ค Yes - I need to think more multiculturally.
Not necessarily. The multicultural participants just have to remind themselves that they are taking part in a quiz in English. The puzzles created with the English thoughts of a native English speaker.