What new words did you learn from the World Cup 2010?

Singapore
June 19, 2010 4:24am CST
It's pretty amazing how our vocabulary expands. With the World Cup fever, there were even opportunities for us to learn new words. These are some of the words I could think of and their meanings. South Africa national football team or Bafana Bafana vuvuzela or the stadium horn (irritating though) What other words did you learn?
5 responses
@tomitomi (5429)
• Singapore
19 Jun 10
"No money no talk" That seems to be what I normally hear around here. And I just hate it! My usual response would be "So what!"
@tomitomi (5429)
• Singapore
19 Jun 10
You know what I mean don't you? What would you say to that Sydney?
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19 Jun 10
I think that the only new word i have learned is vuvuzela. I will have to learn how to spell it next :)
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@jazzsue58 (2666)
19 Jun 10
My 16 year-old son is SO not into football! He's a trumpeter-in-training (the real thing, with valves.) Off to his class last night, I quipped: Got your vevuzela then, I see." His response? A puzzled: "Dur?"
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@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
19 Jun 10
hi Sydney so sorry I am not learning new words as I may be one of the few who do not like football or soccer, sob sob so shall stay stupid for awhile longer.Other words I learned are Bafana Bafana vuvuzela or I hate foot ball and I hate soccer too.
@oldchem1 (8132)
19 Jun 10
Well apart from the vuvuzela I don't think that I have learnt many new words. However, anyone who was in the location of my home last night when the England match was on would have learnt a LOT of new words
@bangamed (98)
• Indonesia
20 Jun 10
I'm interested in Shakira's song, and the words attract me most is "waka waka", sounds funny to say although I didn't understand the meaning.