i was just coming to the comment section to back Charles up on what he said and immediately saw your comment! Charles is so right, TRUE bed side manner is so important. i'll never forget the doctors and nurses who've shown me kindness and treated me like an actual person. i think it's easy to slip into that clinical nature when you're treating a patient because you kind of forget what its like to BE that patient. i hope everything goes well for you! good luck on your journey.
The Japanese was correct ;) In Japanese there is no L-Letters, so the R-Letters substitute. In the way the Japanese is written, most Japanese language knowers will probably try to pronounce it with an L-sound, because the Katakana writing signals that the word is foreign.
I think their problem was mostly on their "southern accent mentality" to pronounce the R hard. It probably was intended as a soft R. Like the difference in how you'd pronounce Real and etheReal
Link, your Dad is a national treasure. He needs to be protected. Love hearing yall talk. I moved to Minnesota from the south and I miss that good ole southern talk. I boiled some peanuts the other day and blew my yankee friends minds haha love it, keep it going man.
Once he said "Frontier Spinning", I knew that was a yarn job! I used to work 3rd shift at a yarn factory in Yadkinville, NC called UNIFI. They take recycled plastic bottles and turn them into yarn.....crazy process, but if you ever see something branded with REPREVE, UNIFI's yarn made that product.
I have relatives that use a drone to take photos of their farm land that are fed into a computer program that tells them which field is producing what, how well & what fertilizers it needs, etc.
I am not Japanese or an expert but I've learned a little bit of the basics of the language characters. チャールズ (Charles) the characters spell Chi-a--ru-zu - but you would drop the "i" in Chi, as it has a small 'a' character after, so it would sound more like Cha-ru-zu. Japanese language does not have the letter "L". And for the name リンク (Link) the characters are Ri-n-ku, again there is no "L" so you use the closest sounding characters, and there is no single "K" character (so you'd have to pick between - Ka, ki, ku, ke, or ko, to replace the L) - so in translation the "ku" ending makes the most sense. You can play around with google translate, type in your own name and it will show you the characters and how to pronounce it !
Charcharles is a national treasure! What a cool Dad. I think it's physically impossible to say a bad thing about him. Try it, you won't be able to. Lol!
Love this podcast I want to start one with my pops to talk about his life and how it was doing everything he did not for views but to have when he passes or when I pass just so my kids have all that information about him
Love it. I was a about a 3 before i watched this and Now I'm about a 7. thanks guys. Charles is such a badass. Love that Carolina chatter. now I'm off to work on some material I have been procrastinating on. Peace!
Hahahaha I'm sorry, but I LOVED the story Charles told us about getting fired!!!! GO CHARLES!!!! That kind of story is exactly why I love my Dispatches....
The reason that there isn’t an L in Links name in Japanese is because there isn’t a traditional English L sound found in the Japanese language or writing structure. However if you were to say it in Japanese, Ri (り) it would sound to the ear more like a L. When saying R’s in Japanese you should have your mouth and tongue shaped as if you’re going to say the traditional English L sound while saying Ri(り) which should sound like Ree to English speakers. It will sound very similar to an L sound like Li. So when you are pronouncing his name it would sound more like Li-n-ku without a hard L or (r)i-n-ku. I hope that helps in any way!
I had a similar experience to Charles with my husband in surgery. Was told the procedure would take a half hour but give them an extra hour for the anesthesia and I'm in my husbands room in the ICU said an hour and a half I put on a movie and when it was over nothing happened no docs or nurses coming to tell me what's up he was in surgery for 4 HOURS and finally the surgeon calls me to tell me what's going on. They left me waiting in his room with no information for 4 freaking hours
@aug8478 he was not in the condition to do so, I was advocating for him and just as I was gonna ask wth was going on it was staff change and I could hear the nurses briefing the next shift and they said he was still in the OR
I’m sorry you had this experience. There’s definitely a lot of room for improvement when it comes to communicating with patients and their loved ones. While it is true that people should be their own advocates, the role of doctors should be to advocate for their patients too. They should make sure that no one is left unaccounted for, forgotten or ignored.
Far from an expert, but basically there is no R or L consonant sound in Japanese. The closest is something of a combination of the two, but really it's a unique sound. It is typically romanized as ra, re, ri, ru, ro, for convenience essentially. (Using either a hard r or an l sound is not really correct). What is written for Charles is Chaarezu. (The zu is not like the long oo sound such as in zoo, it's more like the short oo sound such as in book). For Link it would be romanized as Rinku, but would probably sound closer to Linku; to my American ear at least. (And again the ku is not like the longer oo sound such as in coo, but rather closer to the short oo in cook).
I think link is confusiny Australian with british, its not actually a bad british accent haha. Blimey is a british word, i would imagine crikey is the Australian version.
Can yall do a short on the experience charles had with his wife at the hospital I would like to share that cuz I want to say me and my family experience the same thing but I was the patient getting worked on.
チャールズ and リンク! FYI, I'm not Japanese (well, I'm 1/4 but live in the the states) but when I was learning Japanese in high school (forever ago bc I'm getting old 😅) the R sound replaces the L sound in Japanese because L isn't really a consonant in that language, although what's interesting is it has a little bit of an L sound to it as well... at least that's always how I've heard it, it's a less harsh R sound and almost like a subtle L sound rolling into an R, like "Lrinku" for Link with the L being pronounced only ever so slightly, if that makes sense? (If you're actually fluent and don't have the most rudimentary Japanese language skills, correct me if I'm wrong, or if I can explain it better)
Someone plz inform Link that the beginning of Charles' name in Japanese is more along the lines of "Chia" like in Good Morning Chia Lincoln than the Chu he seems to be saying it as lol
The world 🌎 is changing & becoming more mass produced by USING more MACHINES. I miss human interaction!!! Maybe; in Japanese that's how they interpret BOTH set of NAMES?🤔❓ It's pretty much awesome!!!
Any episodes with Charles will take my day to an 8 at least.
Thanks for answering my question, sharing your experiences and giving your advice Link and Charles! 24:14
i was just coming to the comment section to back Charles up on what he said and immediately saw your comment! Charles is so right, TRUE bed side manner is so important. i'll never forget the doctors and nurses who've shown me kindness and treated me like an actual person. i think it's easy to slip into that clinical nature when you're treating a patient because you kind of forget what its like to BE that patient. i hope everything goes well for you! good luck on your journey.
Good luck with medical school! May Australia always have a better healthcare system than the US's
@FlynnGorman, congratulations. Kindness. At 72 with a chronic illness please,listen to your patients just listen. That means so much.
The Japanese was correct ;) In Japanese there is no L-Letters, so the R-Letters substitute. In the way the Japanese is written, most Japanese language knowers will probably try to pronounce it with an L-sound, because the Katakana writing signals that the word is foreign.
I think their problem was mostly on their "southern accent mentality" to pronounce the R hard. It probably was intended as a soft R. Like the difference in how you'd pronounce Real and etheReal
Very excited for the in person episode next time!!
I've loved watching/listening to this eversince i lost my dad to covid, reminds me of our conversations sometimes
Sorry for your loss ❤🕊🕊
Link, your Dad is a national treasure. He needs to be protected. Love hearing yall talk. I moved to Minnesota from the south and I miss that good ole southern talk. I boiled some peanuts the other day and blew my yankee friends minds haha
love it, keep it going man.
Both Charles and Link in LA? Hopefully Charles will be on a GMM episode in person soon 👀. Love the show ♥️
He was on GME!
Love the new specs, Link. Very sleek and it suits your coloring 👍 Great show today, Charles. Can't wait for you and Nancy to get to L.A.!
Once he said "Frontier Spinning", I knew that was a yarn job! I used to work 3rd shift at a yarn factory in Yadkinville, NC called UNIFI. They take recycled plastic bottles and turn them into yarn.....crazy process, but if you ever see something branded with REPREVE, UNIFI's yarn made that product.
PSA: Have a great day Myrtle Beasts! Spread love and kindness today. ❤
I love "Myrtle Beasts" 😃
I love the audience of this show! ❤ I hope you have a wonderful day!
Charles standing on business with that manager!!!!
I have relatives that use a drone to take photos of their farm land that are fed into a computer program that tells them which field is producing what, how well & what fertilizers it needs, etc.
me and my family cracked up with charles getting fired story. that was hilarious
I am not Japanese or an expert but I've learned a little bit of the basics of the language characters.
チャールズ (Charles) the characters spell Chi-a--ru-zu - but you would drop the "i" in Chi, as it has a small 'a' character after, so it would sound more like Cha-ru-zu. Japanese language does not have the letter "L". And for the name リンク (Link) the characters are Ri-n-ku, again there is no "L" so you use the closest sounding characters, and there is no single "K" character (so you'd have to pick between - Ka, ki, ku, ke, or ko, to replace the L) - so in translation the "ku" ending makes the most sense. You can play around with google translate, type in your own name and it will show you the characters and how to pronounce it !
Charcharles is a national treasure! What a cool Dad. I think it's physically impossible to say a bad thing about him. Try it, you won't be able to. Lol!
I love watching you two talk, such a great pair! 😂❤
Love this podcast I want to start one with my pops to talk about his life and how it was doing everything he did not for views but to have when he passes or when I pass just so my kids have all that information about him
Ty for being you 💓 💗 💛
I LOVE this show..
Love the real. Makes me want to hang out with my Dad more 😂😂😂
Love it. I was a about a 3 before i watched this and Now I'm about a 7. thanks guys. Charles is such a badass. Love that Carolina chatter. now I'm off to work on some material I have been procrastinating on. Peace!
This father and son podcast always put a smile on my face.
Cant wait for you both to be together doing the podcast. Lord help me, I love this podcast and cant wait for thursdays.....
"SHRIMP ON THE ONION" 😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha I'm sorry, but I LOVED the story Charles told us about getting fired!!!! GO CHARLES!!!! That kind of story is exactly why I love my Dispatches....
I Cannot wait for the in person episode! hope Nancy is doing well.
2:16 He Got Me Too! 🤣 I was like “He Didn’t 😱”
Oh my goodness lol
I just can’t help but smile watching this.
Just got back from North Myrtle! Saw a Beach Life golf cart and really hope it was the infamous Belch Life! 😂
Shrimp on the Barbee Link 😂
Much respect Mr. Charles!
Nice talk, gentlemen 🌞
I was about to think up a eulogy for the mullet. 💔🥺
Awesome job guys
The reason that there isn’t an L in Links name in Japanese is because there isn’t a traditional English L sound found in the Japanese language or writing structure. However if you were to say it in Japanese, Ri (り) it would sound to the ear more like a L. When saying R’s in Japanese you should have your mouth and tongue shaped as if you’re going to say the traditional English L sound while saying Ri(り) which should sound like Ree to English speakers. It will sound very similar to an L sound like Li. So when you are pronouncing his name it would sound more like Li-n-ku without a hard L or (r)i-n-ku. I hope that helps in any way!
I had a similar experience to Charles with my husband in surgery. Was told the procedure would take a half hour but give them an extra hour for the anesthesia and I'm in my husbands room in the ICU said an hour and a half I put on a movie and when it was over nothing happened no docs or nurses coming to tell me what's up he was in surgery for 4 HOURS and finally the surgeon calls me to tell me what's going on. They left me waiting in his room with no information for 4 freaking hours
gotta advocate for yourself
@aug8478 he was not in the condition to do so, I was advocating for him and just as I was gonna ask wth was going on it was staff change and I could hear the nurses briefing the next shift and they said he was still in the OR
I’m sorry you had this experience. There’s definitely a lot of room for improvement when it comes to communicating with patients and their loved ones.
While it is true that people should be their own advocates, the role of doctors should be to advocate for their patients too. They should make sure that no one is left unaccounted for, forgotten or ignored.
Love y’all from Dalton Georgia!
Great show 👍
Far from an expert, but basically there is no R or L consonant sound in Japanese. The closest is something of a combination of the two, but really it's a unique sound. It is typically romanized as ra, re, ri, ru, ro, for convenience essentially. (Using either a hard r or an l sound is not really correct). What is written for Charles is Chaarezu. (The zu is not like the long oo sound such as in zoo, it's more like the short oo sound such as in book).
For Link it would be romanized as Rinku, but would probably sound closer to Linku; to my American ear at least. (And again the ku is not like the longer oo sound such as in coo, but rather closer to the short oo in cook).
These are so great! SOmetimes I pretend Charles is my dad and try to forget how much mine hates me...
lol wow, that was dark. No clue why I even said that. Me and my dad are very close.
Watching Mr. Charles speak about Nancy’s surgery broke my heart. He looked so upset. Also, he is living with CLL leukemia?! How bad ass is he?
I'm thinking Charles may be on tonight's Good Mythical Evening!
(This was recorded weeks ago, ya know...)
Now remember, it's Churizo and Plinko.
My day was about a 3, then I found out that I work with a bunch of lobcocks, so now, my day is a 10!
yay not only is GME on my bday but this too?! WOOOOO
First time watching!! Consider me a myrtle beast!!!!!
If he's coming to LA you have to take him to Trejo'sTacos
I think link is confusiny Australian with british, its not actually a bad british accent haha. Blimey is a british word, i would imagine crikey is the Australian version.
That's how some of us handled nepotism back in the day.
locked em in my office 👽
Can yall do a short on the experience charles had with his wife at the hospital I would like to share that cuz I want to say me and my family experience the same thing but I was the patient getting worked on.
business in the front party in the back
I want to see Charles play Hulk at that plant he worked at
So... its gonn' be a dispatch from la beach?
チャールズ and リンク!
FYI, I'm not Japanese (well, I'm 1/4 but live in the the states) but when I was learning Japanese in high school (forever ago bc I'm getting old 😅) the R sound replaces the L sound in Japanese because L isn't really a consonant in that language, although what's interesting is it has a little bit of an L sound to it as well... at least that's always how I've heard it, it's a less harsh R sound and almost like a subtle L sound rolling into an R, like "Lrinku" for Link with the L being pronounced only ever so slightly, if that makes sense?
(If you're actually fluent and don't have the most rudimentary Japanese language skills, correct me if I'm wrong, or if I can explain it better)
Mr. Neal is gangster.
I'm curious why Link's day was a 5. Whatever the reason I hope it is all resolved. ❤
Someone plz inform Link that the beginning of Charles' name in Japanese is more along the lines of "Chia" like in Good Morning Chia Lincoln than the Chu he seems to be saying it as lol
10:55
Anybody else think Charles got fired current day based on the title?
The world 🌎 is changing & becoming more mass produced by USING more MACHINES. I miss human interaction!!! Maybe; in Japanese that's how they interpret BOTH set of NAMES?🤔❓ It's pretty much awesome!!!
More ronsted
I was abiut to unsubscribe if the mullet was gone
Hard r. Rrrrinku. Japanese cant spell l, so they are pronounced r instead. Charzu and rinku
First lol
nope
was bout to comment rip that mullet