Hi there and thanks.
We're going to see how pawns can capture your opponent's pawns or pieces.
So we generally refer to the pawns as the pawns, like hair and pieces, not the pawns.
There's these other guys.
And in fact, there's the major pieces, which is like the queen and the brook and the minor pieces,
which like the bishop of the night.
So we've got the pawns and we've got the pieces and we can try and aid the opponents man or capture
the opponents, men or women, the opponents pieces of pawns.
Let's keep it gender neutral, guys.
OK, so if all.
The boom can be notated as going E4.
You don't have to say to to EFO, you can just say.
Isn't that call and say they play e5 your opponents if you can't move forward but say they played D5.
Now let's let's do another form of unsanitized D5.
So that's Seefried by the way.
So I play D5 now.
Hey you can eat.
You can eat something.
You can capture something you can capture.
Degli.
Yes.
And so this you can capture again.
Degli Yeah.
Isn't this fun.
And you can capture Diagne again.
And you know what, it's this.
I think I'm playing a move.
This is a move you we'll find out about.
I would like to just ignore that for the moment you can capture again.
And in fact when you reach the age you can actually queen.
We'll talk about quitting in more detail later.
So, yeah, you can capture again and say, in fact,
they didn't move the rook, they moved them.
You can actually move forward.
And you're not you're not obstructing.
You can queen.
We'll talk about POUM function as a separate video later.
But anyway, what I wanted to impart you in this little lecture is the pause captions.
I say here, Didley, besides that, you can capture, capture, capture, capture Diagne.
We're capturing Diagne.
Very exciting, capturing Didley.
There is a special case of capturing.
We're going to call on somebody in a separate video dispair mind.
The normal way of capturing is dialing bigly and say you left your pawn to be captured.
They can capture Dagley.
Yeah.
So with the testing capture Diagne, so supporters capture Dagley, they move forward until they're
obstructed, but that's not a form of obstruction.
When you can capture Tigerlily, at least you can capture an opponent's pieces.
Well, we call them capturing the first pieces.
We want to get into the proper chess terminology, lose this eating opponent's pieces, just call it
capturing opponent's pawns or pieces.
And we can even be the certain guys that we can even be discerning.
So either capturing everyone as pawns or capturing their pieces, which include Rook, Knight, Bishop
and queen.
And in fact, there's even a distinguishing thing we can call the queen and wrote the major called the
major pieces and the numbers and the minor pieces.
So yes.
And yeah, let's put a piece on the board to be captured.
So say this knight goes and you play this and I play this.
You can actually capture the noise.
The pawn is allowed to capture anything except a king except the king.
So say you go here.
This is actually check.
You put the king in check.
They have to respond to that.
But even if you know, so if they're in charge, they have to respond to it.
You get no chance to take the opponent's king.
You're the object of the games to checkmate the opponents.
King is the only thing you're not going to be eating.
I'm only using that temporarily.
It's the king's not a piece to be captured.
It's more to be put in check, mate.
It's more to be surrounded with no squares and it's in check.
So it's called check mate.
But hey, you cannot capture the opponent's king.
It'll be an illegal move to capture the opponent's king.
They'd have to do something legally to stop this check because it would have been check.
OK, so I hope Paul captures have been clarified a little bit more.
So say here we can capture, we can capture if we leave our pawn, you know, it could be captured potentially.
OK, so capturing is the only hope that's clarified capturing as opposed to this situation you can't
capture like this.
You just blocked.
But if they play like this, give you a diagonal, you can actually do that on this.
You can actually do this.
OK, let's clarify that about Hornes capturing your opponent's pawns or pieces.
OK, that's your match.