Sorry, I did cut it out. It was Nicholas Tio in USA Men's team.

ninguem no nivel profissional saca com so um tipo de peso, tem que receber baseado no que vem e pode ter certeza que a ding ning varia como poucos no mundo

Ela é atleta nível elite, atletas desse calibre tem um leque muito grande de variações de giro e colocação usando o mesmo movimento no saque.

😂😂😂 She won the match....

Lmfao this cracked me up.. cool serve I play penhold and catch people with the tomahawk srve all the time haha

美宇ちゃんね？

日本語が必要なのはこのユーチューブみてる日本人だけ。

Ma Long needs to check his aesthetics. Kasumi is so pretty.

@@ProCelestialEmpire Yup! Malone is too arrogant and would not pay attention to Kasumi san. What a fool!

@@bluestar2253 I totally agree. Kasumi is totally my type. Hope some other Chinese man can appreciate her and marry her.

@@ProCelestialEmpire I am too old otherwise I would have asked Kasumi san to marry me. :)

lol ma long is married and he has a kid XD

cos she learnt how to speak mandarin when she was training in china

why you speak English are you British?

When she was young, she had been taught by a Chinese coach. It seems that all conversations there were conducted in Chinese. She also said in the past that Chinese table tennis terms are written in Chinese characters, which makes it easier to grasp their meanings. Japanese and Chinese are completely different in pronunciation and grammar, but each Chinese character has its own meaning, so Japanese who use Chinese characters may be able to understand them to some extent.

@@代表被怒役平社員 All Japanese writing uses "Kanji" (old Chinese characters) for word roots, and then adds endings in phonetic Japanese letters ("Hiragana"). Chinese doesn't have those endings, but the character meanings are often similar, so this makes sense. A Japanese speaker could quickly learn any small differences in meaning. And learning "terms" is much easier than learning sentence grammar (which is very different ).

​@@tedc9682 Until around the 18th century, Japanese warriors and leaders were fluent in ancient Chinese and were able to communicate in writing with the Chinese (Ming and Qing), Korean dynasties, and Vietnamese of the time. Even today, Japanese high schools require students to study ancient Chinese literature and poetry. Many Japanese also respect ancient Chinese philosophers, and many of their books are still sold in bookstores.