What sensei already back to japan i not even have the chance to thanks him

so now who is replace sensei. my sifu have blog meh i also tak tau , do you have the address

Your sifu's blog is at fallingstones.wordpress.com.

thanks bro just visit the blog why my sifu talks most of them in movie

i like xinwen's blog talk more on Go even have his game post this is what is call GO blog

not my sifu wantlah

vhaen...u sure u can take me to the place mar??
coz i really wan to see or visit a Go club be4 and also learning to play as well..yesterday i bought a book for a beginner lesson of GO..and i really seem to love it..
can i know where can i buy a GO set so i can play at my home with my self ...hahahahahahahahahahahaha

everyone can enter the JC , u can buy the Go set at JC too last time i bought only RM 30 but now i tak taulah

actually u not need to buy the Go book for beginner , there are alot of free begineer book on the net

try to visit Go sensei website or go4go or go.org or visit malaysia go association website

if u want u can download this free MultiGo software http://www.ruijiang.com/multigo/ where u can play alone



This post has been edited by yamyinhao: Feb 10 2009, 04:23 PM

Re: yamyinhao

Your sifu's blog is not only about Go. He talks about his other interests in life and his work also. Xinwen's blog is nice, but he is currently busy with his studies, so rarely updating it. Nothing is more boring than a blog that is rarely update.

Re: RyozKidz

Yes, I am pretty sure I can take you there. But I don't think many people will be around this Saturday due to Valentine's. So you could come on the 21st if you wish to see more people. I will be at JC this Sat though, so it is up to you. We do sell basic Go sets but I am not sure as to the pricing. You will need to talk to Mr. Tiong who is the president of the MWA and check with him. But the whole set should be cheaper than RM 100. It is good to know that you bought a book. Just out of curiosity, where did you get it? Go books in English are rare here and we usually buy through the Internet. If you know Mandarin and bought a Mandarin Go book, then I have to congratulate you as there is a wealth of Go books in Mandarin. Your progress will no doubt be much faster due to the number of excellent Mandarin Go books out there.

If you are sure you want to go, let me know here and I will PM you my handphone number. We can then meet up at Mid Valley on a Saturday of your choosing. Hope to see you soon!

i see if this coming sat i have cod then i will come . is my sifu been there often

haha..thanks a lot buddy..u sure help me a lot..
i think i will at kl around march or april..recently i wan to hv a job at kl..
but i dunno where can i find ..hopefully i can get a job with moderate salary + accomodation..hehe
So i can always see u guys and play Go with u guys..
actually tat go book i found at popular bookstore at kuantan accidently..
haha..it is in mandarin...
is tat a different tat a GO book in different languages??
a Go set coz around 100??so i think i will consider about it..or got any cheaper??

there are no different between chiness and english Go book , FYI it really hard to find a good Go book in English at Malaysia normally you need to purchase online .


have you download the Multigo software try to pratice yr skill using that software or u can register at dragon go server we can have a teaching game .

http://www.dragongoserver.net/

this is further develope of the game

Re: RyozKidz

You are welcome. The Go community is small in Malaysia so we do tend to help each other out when we can. The cheapest Go set is RM 30 I think but if you want a better board, it will be an extra RM 20 or so. It is definitely cheaper than RM 100.

The difference between English and Mandarin Go books is that there are only a limited number of English Go books and they are extremely expensive if you buy them online. Mandarin Go books can be found in Popular or Kinokuniya and the selection is huge. Or you can 'tumpang' our Go members to buy Mandarin Go books when they go to China for competitions. If you are dedicated to improving yourself, you will find that there is no shortage of good books in Mandarin.

I look forward to seeing you in the future!

Re: yamyinhao

Time for W invade center area or he will lose the game.

yup is time for me to invade the center area , thanks for yr advice

i just bcome a member of the kgs go ...
my name is ryoz..pls drop a message on me when u all online ..thx thx..



just lost ...

Join our malaysian room and brunei room, well malaysian room is quite dead.

No worries on loosing Im still loosing though being a year of member there.

where is JC?

where to buy the GO set. i'm interested in getting 1 set for myself to play. n of course spread the GO fever in my college.

bo u can buy it at JC , JC is near MId valley maybe u can PM vhean as i know this Sat he will be going there


too bad tomorrow i got work so i cannot join u all

Re: RyozKidz

Welcome to KGS. Please remember to join Malaysia Room there. When you get to KL, do give us a call.

Re: moniqee

Japan Club (JC) is situated besides Mid Valley. It is a 5 to 10 minutes walk from there. If you want to know the full address, it is No 2, Jalan 1/86, Off Jalan Taman Seputeh, Taman Seputeh, 58000 Kuala Lumpur. You can buy the Go set from Mr. Tiong today if you can go there. If I may ask, which college do you study at?

You can PM us for location and phone number on how to get there.

Here is the website for reference.

http://www.weiqi.org.my/index.php?option=c...tid=24&Itemid=3
http://www.weiqi.org.my/index.php?option=c...t_id=5&Itemid=3

Hope you can join us, though I would not be able to make it this Saturday since Im in Ipoh.

sure sure...
haha..

like this i think i also want to register to KGS again

bro ryozkids can i bully u