About the usage of 得 specifically.
There are two sentences 他说汉语很流利。and 他说汉语说得流利。
Is the first one correct? It it is, do I have to use 得 at all in such case? Does it impact the meaning of the sentiment? How do I know when to use 得 is the only correct option?
I got the hang of 地，I think, but this one is driving me crazy every now an then.
What will happen?
I get the feeling that emulator and original differ too much. I finished the emulator one and,despite many people pointing out input lags, it was relatively easy to hit combos.
The original cartridge is a drastic difference. I get the feeling that the beat of every battle theme is off (even the off-beat battle). Might it be the console malfunction or just me too adapted to the emulator's input?
That's a lie, I actually want the whole trilogy)
So, I've been having a lil emulator Datafrog console with Mother 3 on it and, to my surprise, it was in Chinese. I was surprised - pleasantly so, for I'm learning Mandarin right now. However, the console was so weak that the game lagged pretty often and it was inconvenient and kinda impposible to strike combos. I made some attempts at finding the rom online but failed, mainly because the only server having my desired file is down. Who knows anywhere I may find the Chinese localization of Mother 3? I'd be really grateful.