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Jisu98 Posted 20 years ago
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budweiserman of the match?
Hello, Everyone!
Yesterday Korea won a game againt Togo. "JungHwan Ahn" made a second Korean goal. And the paper wrote that he was a 'Budweiser man of the match'. Budweiser is a brand of beer, isn't it? Is there any other meaning? Thank you for reading.
Yesterday Korea won a game againt Togo. "JungHwan Ahn" made a second Korean goal. And the paper wrote that he was a 'Budweiser man of the match'. Budweiser is a brand of beer, isn't it? Is there any other meaning? Thank you for reading.
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Just bad beer.
- Just bad beer.
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Hi,
It means that the Budweiser company was sponsoring the game in some way, or at least the 'man of the match' aspect of the game.
Do you think Korea will beat France?
Best wishes, Clive
It means that the Budweiser company was sponsoring the game in some way, or at least the 'man of the match' aspect of the game.
Do you think Korea will beat France?
Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you.
In fact, many Koreans don't think that we could win France. But, as you see, French team didn't get any goal in recent WorldCup games. Koreans have strong will to win and have good supporters. We are skeptical about our winning deep inside mind. But we try to overcome the suspicion. I just belive we can win. I try to believe we can win. There's saying that 'If you really reall
In fact, many Koreans don't think that we could win France. But, as you see, French team didn't get any goal in recent WorldCup games. Koreans have strong will to win and have good supporters. We are skeptical about our winning deep inside mind. But we try to overcome the suspicion. I just belive we can win. I try to believe we can win. There's saying that 'If you really reall
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Hi,
Where I live in Canada, the Korean community is very excited. They are all driving around with Korean flags on their cars. Now, everyone here knows what the Korean flag looks like.
Good luck, Clive
Where I live in Canada, the Korean community is very excited. They are all driving around with Korean flags on their cars. Now, everyone here knows what the Korean flag looks like.
Good luck, Clive
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I really like Canadians. In fact, I lived in Hamilton, Ontario for a few years. I learned so many values in Canada. You are not that much richer than Korea-Korea is kind of rich now- but, You are a rich country in thinking or in morality. We koreans have still much to learn from countries like you.
I know some of you are good and kind but others are sort of racial (just a few). But most
I know some of you are good and kind but others are sort of racial (just a few). But most
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