Recently I went to a tournament in Dijon, where I didn't sleep much, and I found that I am still lacking in knowledge when it comes to many of the terms that exist to discuss a game of go. Which go book would people recommend to expand my knowledge? I have looked through the bibliography on the FFG site, but nothing really jumps out at me as the best buy.
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It is true that there is not really a good book on french for french go terms.
However, in my opinion the best book I would recommend is : "L'ame du Go, les formes et leurs esthetique".
The book explain go forms and Fan Hui use a lot of terms to precisely because the subject treated in the book.
more there is an index of terms at the end of 4 pages which returns to pages about each term.
I think this is definitely the best french book now more familiar with the french terms of Go.
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It is true that there is not really a good book on french for french go terms.
However, in my opinion the best book I would recommend is : "L'ame du Go, les formes et leurs esthetique".
The book explain go forms and Fan Hui use a lot of terms to precisely because the subject treated in the book.
more there is an index of terms at the end of 4 pages which returns to pages about each term.
I think this is definitely the best french book now more familiar with the french terms of Go.
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Are you d'Echecs or the french definition of Japanese Go terms ?
Because we, and not only in our Go club, use them a lot instead of translation like in English. By example to said 'geta' we don't use 'filet' but still 'geta' however I heard (read) 'net' a lot on Kgs.
If so, but I didn't read "L'âme du Go" so LDL will be the judge, "Tsumego, L'art du combat au jeu de Go" has a 12 pages of terms explanations.
So for "Keima" you has "Saut de cheval par analogie au jeu d'Echecs. " with a diagram.
Although I maybe misunderstood what you're saying, sorry if so
Because we, and not only in our Go club, use them a lot instead of translation like in English. By example to said 'geta' we don't use 'filet' but still 'geta' however I heard (read) 'net' a lot on Kgs.
If so, but I didn't read "L'âme du Go" so LDL will be the judge, "Tsumego, L'art du combat au jeu de Go" has a 12 pages of terms explanations.
So for "Keima" you has "Saut de cheval par analogie au jeu d'Echecs. " with a diagram.
Although I maybe misunderstood what you're saying, sorry if so
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It is not about saying, the knight's move was better here. The issue is I have is more to do with general descriptions. - This situation really scared me
- I was in a bad state of mind after this sequence, quite unbalanced
- It was too optimistic to play this way
- My group felt unsettled still
- I was in a bad state of mind after this sequence, quite unbalanced
- It was too optimistic to play this way
- My group felt unsettled still
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if you want to learn more french go expressions (and not really go terms),
why you don't compare two strategy go books exist in english and french version ?
- The Fundamental Principles of Go by Yilun Yang
(Le Jeu de Go, Principes Fondamentaux)
- Vital Points of Fuseki By Shukaku Takagawa
(Les points vitaux du Go)
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if you want to learn more french go expressions (and not really go terms),
why you don't compare two strategy go books exist in english and french version ?
- The Fundamental Principles of Go by Yilun Yang
(Le Jeu de Go, Principes Fondamentaux)
- Vital Points of Fuseki By Shukaku Takagawa
(Les points vitaux du Go)
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