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@@ericaguayo1795 bro what?

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cheers! I was really hoping Mexico would get through.. So close!

@@Captain_ATK don’t plz. It’s part of the beautiful game my friend 🙏🏽

Home and away... 😳 Would be interesting distances to travel

@@powerchord8971 Yes, I've seen that words ending in "er" have different pronunciations. I like the Australian accent. Thanks for answering

@@thunder.40 People who use English as a second language generally will assume we are from the UK (understandable). I taught English in Spain for a year and that was the typical guess because sometimes it’s hard to differentiate between the accents. Many Australians also like to use the word ‘aye’ at the end of our sentences, kinda like Canadians, and this can be a great way to work out if the person is Australian after talking to them in a few sentences. Last thing I’ll say is Aussies that live abroad know how to neutralise their accent for people who don’t speak English as a first language, so that might make it harder to detect their Aussie accent. I do this so people understand me better because I have a very strong accent naturally, even more strong when I drink! 😂

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Sushi > Dog

@@Daniel-ro8tq Sushi is a food culture that originated in Korea.

@@ogawayosi Sushi is a food culture that's > dog

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They should, and maybe start with some humility from the fans. I have seen many Indian fans already saying that India will beat Australia in the next Asian Cup. But you look at Australia here, supposedly the worst AFC team that qualified, had to beat Peru in the playoffs and now they're the first AFC team in the Round of 16 this time.