2014 Worlds Men Short Program
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I like him.
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Am I the only one who thought the suspenders as a prop was weird but cool?
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Nguyan and Caluza already in,
I would like Keleman to get in too, A shame he's behind Walker
I would like Keleman to get in too, A shame he's behind Walker
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Please, Eurosport guys, learn how to pronounce Nguyen.
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Cheers to Nam Nguyen and my compatriot Christopher Caluza for qualifying for the free per the British Eurosport commentary 
Rejoice, Nam Q's for free
Awkward question... how exactly do you pronounce Nguyen?
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Crossing my fingers for Bychenko, The pride of Israel 
to repeat his europeans performances,
And land the quad and all else
to repeat his europeans performances,And land the quad and all else
Thank you
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Just noticed :yay:
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Correctly, his sure name should be written as "Nguyễn" which is very difficult for Western people to pronounce.
Vietnamese name.:scowl:New-win. Or at least that's how I've been pronouncing it all these years lol
Correctly, his sure name should be written as "Nguyễn" which is very difficult for Western people to pronounce.
It's like Han Cong is pronounced Han Ch"own" and not Han Kong...according to my Chinese friends.
The good thing is that once you learn the pronounciation of these Asian names you can remember it VERY easily. Those crazy long Eastern European name on the other hand are impossible for me.
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We love that Barry White is one of the announcers. This guy has a seriously deep voice.
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Jin Seo Kim has such soft knee bend on the landing of the triple axel. Warm Up has one minute remaining.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDv6n08WFtA
in the comments they say that's the Southern Vietnamese pronunciation. It is difficult, but I'd take the effort of pronouncing something like Wen (approximately) over the NGoo-yen, that's nowhere near the correct pronunciation.
A case can be made for lots of names in lots of languages, and I think it would be nice for commentators to make the effort and learn the approximate pronunciation of 30-40 athletes' names, so the audience may learn them as well.
in the comments they say that's the Southern Vietnamese pronunciation. It is difficult, but I'd take the effort of pronouncing something like Wen (approximately) over the NGoo-yen, that's nowhere near the correct pronunciation.
A case can be made for lots of names in lots of languages, and I think it would be nice for commentators to make the effort and learn the approximate pronunciation of 30-40 athletes' names, so the audience may learn them as well.
Since you are still awake B_I, will you please provide link to your blog if/when you post? Also you mentioned wanting to listen to British Eurosport streams to hear calling of jumps. Does this not happen on the Canadian broadcast( I hope I am not putting you on the spot)
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