_Hané_ can be translated as "flick", since a 跳ね (hané) is the upward flick at the end of a brush stroke. It also means a splash of water or other liquid.
@@MunksTT True, except that the word for _wing_ is written 羽根 and it usually refers to bird wings. 羽 by itself means _feather._ For wings of an airplane _tsubasa_ (翼) would be used.
Presumably you sometimes have to chose Principle 3 before Principle 2 i.e. you have to take the vital point first before trying the reduction from the outside - otherwise the chance to take the vital point will be lost ?
I'm really new at the game, but why (at the timestamp 2:58) can't you just play a black piece at (6, 3)? (Imagine that the bottom left corner is the point (0,0) and the bottom right corner is (19, 0), since I don't know the usual coordinate system in the game). It looks like the white group is stuck this way, right?
There is standard-ish translation for hane, "bend", which is usually distinguished from the right angle extension called "turn". But then again, I think everyone says just hane.
Attacking from the left? You mean White playing on the first line there? It won't really attack Black in any way because that move doesn't make Black's eye space smaller.
Because after White captures those two black stones - that's one eye, right? And after White captures the single black stone on the right - that's not an eye. So... only one eye.
_Hané_ can be translated as "flick", since a 跳ね (hané) is the upward flick at the end of a brush stroke. It also means a splash of water or other liquid.
Such precise details! Thanks! 🤩
Hane Also means “Wing” (羽)
@@MunksTT True, except that the word for _wing_ is written 羽根 and it usually refers to bird wings. 羽 by itself means _feather._ For wings of an airplane _tsubasa_ (翼) would be used.
I'm going to guess the english translation would be to "flank" the opponent - given that would be an attack on the side
I was looking for a nice English translation to replace hane but couldn't find one... =)
Great video. Watched it all the way through. Have definitely been guilty of attacking too early.
That happens to all of us
Having this great contento of Go in english sounds amazing, keep it up!
Thanks!
Presumably you sometimes have to chose Principle 3 before Principle 2 i.e. you have to take the vital point first before trying the reduction from the outside - otherwise the chance to take the vital point will be lost ?
Precisely so! But the exact details of when either of those principles apply could easily fit into a thick book... =)
Lee Chang-Ho aggressive move has magic, I hope you can make video of it.
Which Lee Changho's move?
In my peasant vernacular English, I think of hane as "hip check"
Interesting analogy! 😁
Thank you!
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Thank you, it helps a lot. 👍🏼
Happy to help!
I'm really new at the game, but why (at the timestamp 2:58) can't you just play a black piece at (6, 3)? (Imagine that the bottom left corner is the point (0,0) and the bottom right corner is (19, 0), since I don't know the usual coordinate system in the game). It looks like the white group is stuck this way, right?
If Black plays 6-3, White will respond at 7-4...White will still escape. So covering from above is an easier way of sealing White in.
There is standard-ish translation for hane, "bend", which is usually distinguished from the right angle extension called "turn". But then again, I think everyone says just hane.
Yeah, people just say hane. :)
plz explain the most obvious moves like white attacking from the left at 10:50
Attacking from the left? You mean White playing on the first line there? It won't really attack Black in any way because that move doesn't make Black's eye space smaller.
Sorry but I don't understand 8:07. Why is the white dead?
Because after White captures those two black stones - that's one eye, right? And after White captures the single black stone on the right - that's not an eye. So... only one eye.
What does the player do if the area has exactly 8 points of territory?
Apply your best judgment =)
great video thank you very much. Could you make a video about the shape that allow life or death please ?
Do you mean the shapes that can be killed? Or something else?
@@GoMagic yes, all the shapes that can be killed. Thanks you
Envelop.
envelop =)
Thank you so much for these videos. I need to learn to take it slow and not get ahead of myself
Yes! This is important in just about any skill.