Introduction 🎮
When playing Valorant in English-speaking servers, clear communication is crucial. Here’s a guide to help you understand and use common gaming terms, callouts, and expressions used in Valorant matches.
Basic Vocabulary 📚
Game Elements
- spawn point
- spike
- abilities
- ultimate
- rounds
- economy
- agents
- sites
Combat Terms
- peek
- push
- rotate
- flank
- trade
- crosshair placement
- spray control
- one-tap
Related Adjectives
- Aggressive / passive
- Tagged / lit
- Loaded / broke
- Anchored / rotating
- Offensive / defensive
- Full-bought / eco
- Low / high
Useful Expressions and Examples 💫
When Making Callouts
Example 1: “Enemy spotted at B main.”
“Sage is lit for 120.”
When Discussing Strategy
Example 2: “Let’s stack A site.”
“Save this round, buy next.”
When Coordinating Team
Example 3: “I’ll watch flank.”
“Need support at market.”
Communication Examples 🎧
During Round Start
A: “What’s the plan this round?”
B: “Let’s rush B site.”
A: “Should we save or force?”
B: “Eco this round, full-buy next.”
During Combat
A: “Where was the last enemy seen?”
B: “Lurking in mid.”
A: “Anyone watching flank?”
B: “Got it covered.”
Grammar Points 📝
Using Gaming Terms in Sentences
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verb + location Example: “Pushing through mid.”
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agent + is + status Example: “Jett is low HP.”
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need + item/action Example: “Need a drop.”
Common Mistakes ❌
Incorrect: “Enemy are heaven.” Correct: “Enemy is in heaven.”
Incorrect: “They pushing B.” Correct: “They’re pushing B.”
Situational Phrases 🎯
Round Start Calls
- “Rush A, no stopping.”
- “Play for picks.”
- “Default setup.”
Combat Communication
- “Contact at long.”
- “Falling back.”
- “Holding angles.”
Quick Commands 🔧
Essential Callouts
- “Rotating to B”
- “Watching flank”
- “Need backup”
Gaming Slang 🎲
Common Terms
- “Lit” (damaged)
- “Whiffed” (missed shots)
- “Dinked” (headshot)
Vocabulary in Context 📖
Example: “Crosshair placement means keeping your aim where enemies might appear.”
“Economy refers to managing your team’s money between rounds.”
Summary 🎯
Key Points to Remember
- Learn basic callouts
- Practice clear communication
- Use short, precise phrases
Remember to keep communications brief but clear during matches. These terms will help you coordinate better with English-speaking teammates.
Tips for Communication
- Speak clearly and calmly
- Use location names correctly
- Keep information relevant and quick
Focus on essential information and avoid unnecessary chatter during rounds. With practice, these expressions will become natural during gameplay.