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On the eve of the World Cup final, I wandered to the stadium in St. Petersburg and asked foreign fans what they thought of the Russian tournament. And he asked me to give the answers in Russian – it was interesting,
Many have admitted that further "harash" and "on health" n & # He did not advance. A Belgian said that this toast, which all Russian characters say in all Western movies, is, in general, the main thing that one should know in Russian to escape in any way. which company.
There were also polyglots. A young man and his girlfriend from Malaysia listed
Each of these details is a part of the life of a mosaic
with whom we met in the semi-final England – Croatia, take with them another story: he went around the world, bought a ticket for the ½ final in St. Petersburg, because he doubted not that the "canary" would play there I watched Belgium lose to Fr tion. To rebademble it a bit, I told him that after the match, Brazil –
– God, that can not be! Did you speak to Thiago Silva ? What did you ask him?
– Asked why Neimar cried
– Shit, the perfect question! Guy, I have a world tour in front of me, but it is unlikely that I will meet anything more cool than the one who spoke to Tiago Silva …
This example illustrates how people are socially sick football on the other side of the ocean, especially, closer to the south. And it will be great if, thanks to the World Cup, there will be a cultural exchange in its own right – foreign fans will carry with them the memory of dumplings, moonshine, sleepless nights and Nikolskaya, and in return they will leave everything what they have better. how to root for your favorite team and team, the Japanese and the Senegalese – how to clean garbage, the British – how not to behave at a party (and at home, too). Then the tournament will fulfill all its tasks – sports and social.
Because the rule "the game will be forgotten – the result will stay" works a little differently. The main result of this month was that for a short time all the pronouns in Russian – "I", "you", "they" – there was only one: "we". And in this "we" have united millions of people. The longer it continues, the fewer borders we have – both on the map and in the head.
Let's turn to each other for us.
Egor Bychkov
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