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@mati586386 @tadek_j88 you have to take into account the speed of the play. everything's a foul in slow motion

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@larocantc75 @FIFAWorldCup bruh that wasn't even a foul, wtf

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@JorgeReyes87983 @larocantc75 @FIFAWorldCup sos de un país que nunca va a ganar una copa del mundo, LLORALO

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@therealbuni los hinchas de River ya hicieron eso en Japón hace como 11 años

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@433 river plate fans already did that during the 2015 club world cup lol, i remember the videos very well

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@MarkMedina05 @Kshi_nippon nah, it's just that your comment is kind of stupid

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@MarkMedina05 @Kshi_nippon no. it doesn't make sense. you can always make space for a translation and that doesn't mean "sacrificing your culture and your language". especially in tokyo, one of the most important and visited metropolises in the world. japanese signs will always be there.

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@yukarichacha15 @femboyinspace @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon https://t.co/wA01sTFXk6

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon 3- try taking the english signs off. when you have a lot of tourists standing in the middle of the way taking pictures of signs, asking for directions and going to the wrong places all the time, don't complain if it's a nuisance.

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon 4- we should also start asking japanese people to learn french before going to france, korean before going to korea, etc., right? if they don't have the time to learn other languages, they shouldn't get outside japan.

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon 3- try taking the english signs off. when you have a lot of tourists standing in the middle of the way taking pictures of signs, asking for directions and going to the wrong places all the time, don't complain if it's a nuisance.

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@femboyinspace @yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon not knowing one of the hardest languages in the world doesn't equate to being a "shit quality traveller". so any decent person who wants to visit japan for a few weeks has to put years of their life into japanese? imagine if it was the same for every country you wanted to visit.

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon and also, in every sign the priority is given to japanese. there is just an English translation next to it.
there isn't any benefit to taking english signs away.

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon in my country and many other countries, we have signs in our language and in english, which is the most spoken language in the world. we don't have signs specifically in japanese, just like in japan there aren't signs in french or spanish.

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@MarkMedina05 @Kshi_nippon adding a simple translation to avoid having almost every single non-japanese get lost all the time (which would be a real problem) isn't "sacrificing culture"

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@yukarichacha15 @FiveMike73769 @Kshi_nippon do you really think a tourist has to learn AT LEAST hundreds of kanji, hiragana/katakana, words, grammar, etc. just to visit Japan for 14 days? do you understand the difficulty? you don't.
everyone would be lost. it'd be WAY worse.
just leave the signs there. who do they bother?

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@Kshi_nippon why is there a debate about this? who does it bother? just leave it as is, it helps a lot of people, and there are probably way more important matters to discuss...

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@Alf34515146 @NZ_Football dónde lo ves rubio al chabón?

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@MV33Mode @Mago_Xeneize @OfGalatasaray @nocontextfooty you're just an ignorant lol