Play POKEMON in other LANGUAGES

[Rika]

pokemon games In the sixth generation started to put the option to change the language whatever was your region, then in the seventh generation added two more languages, which make in total 9 languages (Japanese, English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, and Simplified and Traditional Chinese.) to choose to play pokemon. what do you think about it? answer the question below:

QUESTIONS
1 - Did you play pokemon in another language? which one? which game?

2 - advantages and disadvantages to play pokemon in other languages (opinion)

3 - Do you nickname your pokemon?

4 - Do you like the option to play pokemon in other languages? why?

5 - would you like to play in another language?
(like russian, egyptian, arabic, portuguese, swedish, etc.)

 

[King Robert]

Unfortunately, I've never learned another language (only a bit of Spanish, but I only took about three days of that in middle school before...for whatever reason...my parents got me switched to study hall), so English is my only option.

 

[BigBadButterfree]

I've always wanted to try starting up a new file in German, just to see how bad I'd do, but that would mean restarting my game and I just don't think I can do that. Not yet, at least.

 

[Nicolas721]

Prior to XY, the games were always available in english in Latin America. I understood most of what they say, but I felt a little disconnected from the characters.

Nowadays I play in spanish, because the translation is not bad and I feel comfortable with it.

I am learning japanese so I could be interested on playing on that language when I learn more. The fact that early games have very little kanji is quite attractive too.

 

[godiego]

en & sp. it was nice to have the options, but i ultimately didn't care since both were easy for me. though it was nice to have them all in the games by default i guess so i didn't have to buy separate games for en or sp