Sheik's UpB is really really good and probably better than Zelda's. It kills early, has a million set-ups, great hitbox, a wind and reappearance hitbox (WHY?!) and no lag if you Up B diagonally (LIKE WHYYYY AS IF SHE WASNT GOOD ENOUGH ALREADY). Even if you do lag, the lag is pretty small so it's very safe. Ugh.
Also, why is Falcon so high?? His Up B is awful.
As a native speaker lemme lay this one down for you.
Every native English speaker makes mistakes. Mistake one is assuming they're any good at speaking English.
The best English I've read and heard has been from non-native speakers, every time, because non-native speakers tend to give a **** while native speakers throw around run-on sentences and other grammatical atrocities and make up big words and ignore the piss out of commas and spew neologisms involving piss and wear nifty shades.
I spot one potential mistake in your post. You could play bingo with my mistakes every time I open my mouth.
To be honest many non-native speakers will start doing the same thing when they get to live in the country of the language htey are learning and get used to speaking the language everyday. It takes a lot of effort to speak eloquently all the time, and it's not always even needed. At times just getting the point across works just as well.
The best English I have read and heard is probably mostly from native speakers who focus on speaking as correctly as possible, but many scientific articles written in perfect English are written by non-native speakers, showing that it's very possible to write in eloquent English despite it not being your mother tongue, much to my relief.
Of course it depends on a variety of factors such as linguistic background, age at which your started learning, how long you have learned it blablabla but I don't feel like writing an essay about that now
English would probably be a lot easier to learn if we didn't have 10+ words that meant the same thing or multiple words that sound the same but mean completely different things.
That's probably the same in every language. I don't have this problem a lot in English because my native language is Dutch and there's usually a direct translation in Dutch for every English word. Now Japanese on the other hand...
English spelling is atrocious though. I feel sorry for American/English elementary kids. I swear learning Japanese characters is easier than learning English spelling.
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