Shadowing-Übung: The World Cup Secret No One is Talking About! (Japan Cultural Shock) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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If we're gonna send a special shout out here, it has to be the Japanese fans for showing everybody how to be the most respectful, amazing human beings ever.
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If we're gonna send a special shout out here, it has to be the Japanese fans for showing everybody how to be the most respectful, amazing human beings ever.
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So for those who don't know, it's quite common in like many parts of Asia, but after the fans are done with the game,
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or the game's done, the fans will clean up the stadium themselves.
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Clean up after themselves.
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So a lot of people were shocked, because this is the first time the World Cup is like in America for many people at their age.
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You're seeing your first World Cup.
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People were shocked to see the Japanese fans.
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Did you see this?
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Oh, yeah, I'll try and find it.
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Bring their own trash bags.
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They clean up the stadium.
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Even the Japanese players go and clean up the dressing room of the opponent.
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And folded everything.
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Oh, yes.
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Oh, the opponent.
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No, I mean of their own.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That part.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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So they clean up their dressing room.
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Yeah, Trevor, what's in the tab?
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Let's put it on the screen there for us.
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Put it on the screen if you don't mind, man.
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They clean up the whole city or just a section?
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No, the whole city.
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The whole city.
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Where they were sitting, yeah.
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Where they were sitting.
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The section where they're sitting.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's pretty crazy.
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Yeah, they do it.
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I'll actually send you.
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Oh, that is so un-American.
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Did you see Jameis Winston, the Giants quarterback, joined them?
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Yeah, he did, actually.
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He joined them.
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Isn't he like a first-round pick?
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He's a quarter...
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He's like an NFL star.
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Oh, nice.
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But he was so moved.
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Who does he play for?
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Giants.
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I think Giants, yeah.
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I saw that and it was amazing.
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It was properly...
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I'm gonna send you...
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Hold on, Chad.
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I'll send you all of these.
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I'll send them to the control.
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And also, you have fans in wheelchairs also going and cleaning.
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Yeah, fans in wheelchairs are also cleaning.
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Yeah, Jameis. So nice.
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But now, people say it's nice.
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If anyone should get a pass.
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People say it's nice.
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It's a fan in a wheelchair.
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People say it's nice, but I beg to differ.
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I think it gives other fans a bad name.
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Wait, Joe, how do you pick up trash while you're on a wheelchair?
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Because your hands still work.
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Show it.
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Yeah?
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I don't know whether this is politically correct.
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Then how do I push myself to the trash can?
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No, because they get a wheelchair.
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Joe, Joe, do your wheelchair.
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Yeah, do the wheelchair.
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Yeah.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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It's a bit of a ski, high rock ski wheelchair kind of thing.
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That's how he got injured.
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Bubs.
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Oh, man.
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Oh, man.
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I think the Japanese fans are giving other fans a bad day.
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It's not.
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No. No, no, no. They don't give them a bad day.
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Compare and contrast them with New York.
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Yeah.
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You are hated with New York fans.
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We'd be like, hey, get that from me, bro.
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Get it?
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Hey, you missed these cups.
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Oh, Ryan sent us something.
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Ryan sent something.
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Hey, Eugene, how are you doing?
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Oh, here.
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So it's for you, actually.
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Read it out.
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Hey, Eugene, how are you doing?
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Tell everyone I say hi.
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Please ask Trevor, I'm still getting the money I spent on the chat pack.
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No, no refund.
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It goes to the wheelchair pad.
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Oh man.
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This is so funny.
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This is so great.
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It's funny, the chat's like, I feel like the money keeps increasing, but you see there, so those are the bags.
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Literally they came with their own bags.
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They bring those bags.
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Yeah, so they have fan bags that have the Japanese Federation insignia on it.
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And then they clean up the stadium after the match.
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And every game.
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And then every player, every fan takes a bag, checks it in at the airline, flies back with the bag.
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They don't live trash behind.
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Gets to the airport, checks out with the bag.
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What kind of money you get for American garbage?
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And when they get to the airport, they ask them as they're checking in, did anyone else pack your bag?
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Yes.
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No. No. Then they take the trash back home, land, get in a cab, get to their house, open the door, greet their children, show them what they got for them in America,
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and then, yeah, Yeah, take out the trash next week, Thursday.
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You know, he jokes about this, but when we were in Japan, it's very close to this.
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Yeah, because where are you gonna throw the trash away?
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In Japan, they don't, like, most parts of Japan, you don't...
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You take the trash home?
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Yeah, you don't throw trash in the streets.
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Oh, wow.
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You take your trash with you everywhere you...
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Like, so if you're out and you buy ice cream and you buy snacks and whatever, you take your trash and you take it home with you.
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Oh, it's like having a dog.
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Yeah, I can't get over that.
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You gotta get rid of it.
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In New York, people picking up their dog poo, though.
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People in New York are picking up their dog poo.
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Some don't, but most of all, they're a few people who don't.
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Trevor, is it possible to show the dressing room?
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Oh, the dressing room?
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Let me try to find it.
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I'll try to find the dressing room.
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Hold on, hold on.
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Yeah, like, they go, just sign the dressing room.
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Yeah, Japanese dressing room.
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The pictures are like.
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I've got a log on here.
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Why?
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Would you do that if you had a dog?
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Yes!
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Have you seen New York City when, were you here during the- World Cup, World Cup.
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Oh yes, when they found, yeah?
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When like the streets were full of dog poop just cause people for some reason thought it snowed
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and it would what, melt?
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No, but here's a picture.
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That's how they left the dressing room as well.
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The kids are like, yeah.
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They took their farts as well.
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Everything, bro.
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Everything.
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They bag their own farts.
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Have you heard?
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You could see a little tape on the wall where they clapped stuff.
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Cedric, do you know?
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They're good.
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Cedric, Cedric, do you know that the Japanese players bring their own fart bags?
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Nice.
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They give their farts.
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They don't leave anything behind.
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Nothing, nothing.
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i wish i wish i wish i wish i wish i
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wish i i wish i i wish my team's dressing room
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but i i i guess you can't see i genuinely
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but like yo for real man shout out shout out to the japanese fans shout out to the japanese team
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so if you ever
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and also like you know what it would be it would be uh it's more impressive to me
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because they're also a good team if they were terrible and
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that i'd be like yeah you should they're overcompensating yes no no
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because i'd be overcompensating yes yes If you're terrible and you clean up after you, I'd be like, I know why you do this.
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No!
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But the Japanese team is fire.
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Yes.
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And they clean up afterwards.
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Yo, fire, fire, fire, fire, fire.
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You should always get a Japanese roommate.
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Fire, fire, fire.
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Yes, yes.
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If you're sharing, yes.
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So, Zoe, when the snow melted, you guys discovered a lot of surprises.
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Oh, wow.
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Oh, yeah, someone, yo, Simon, thank you very much for this.
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And Simon, this is a good, remember the throwback, they said in the last World Cup, they left behind origami swans as a symbol of thanks in the dressing room after.
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How many of the cleaning?
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Like, they folded...
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For the towels.
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Yeah, for the cleaners.
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No, no, they...
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Like actual origami, yeah.
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Yeah, for the cleaners.
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You see, they left trash behind.
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No, that's...
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Origami is art.
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It's like a banana on the wall.
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Back in the paper fall.
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Yo, uh...

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Schlüsselvokabeln & Phrasen

  • respektvoll - respectful
  • aufräumen - to clean up
  • Stadion - stadium
  • Gegner - opponent
  • überrascht - shocked
  • Fans - fans
  • Kultur - culture

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