You give him so much oxygen, bro.
Are you suggesting strangulation or hanging?
You give him so much oxygen, bro.
Are you trying to look smart here or what is your point?Actually 남수현 and 임시현. Names seem quite different to me.
lol. I opened up by posting a thread put together by a guy who has made human performance and the science behind it his life’s work. To which you eye rolled. I’m sorry I didn’t offer such scorching hot takes as “the reason there are men and women’s sports is because there are 50% males and 50% females”. Either you are dumb or trolling.You have offered absolutely nothing other than just grandstanding on a "both sides" argument of nothingness
It'd be like saying crowd doesn't know who to root for, Johnny Smith or Genny Schmidt. LOOK HOW CLOSE THOSE NAMES ARE!!!!Are you trying to look smart here or what is your point?
Crowd doesnt see their names spelled in Korean on the scoreboard so my pun, however weak or cheap it may be, still holds.
Again, what is your point? I'm ruling out looking smart so must be something else.It'd be like saying crowd doesn't know who to root for, Johnny Smith or Genny Schmidt. LOOK HOW CLOSE THOSE NAMES ARE!!!!
The point is that any names (no matter how different in the native language) can easily be seen as similar to someone without a background in that language. It would be the same if someone who had little experience with Finnish names made a joke about how similar Lauri Markkanen and Mika Häkkinen must be.Again, what is your point? I'm ruling out looking smart so must be something else.
If two best male archers were Johnny Smith and Genny Schmidt that would also be a rather funny coincidence and worth pointing out.
Those names sounding similar to people not experienced in the language was the whole base of my pun.The point is that any names (no matter how different in the native language) can easily be seen as similar to someone without a background in that language. It would be the same if someone who had little experience with Finnish names made a joke about how similar Lauri Markkanen and Mika Häkkinen must be.
Thats why I kept asking for the point.My point is that these Korean names have a similar level of difference in the Korean language as those Finnish examples do. (In both cases) are they more similar than other possibilities? Sure. Would any Korean/Finn ever mix them up? Never.
So yes, I agree that the pun makes sense because we (as non-Koreans) don't have familiarity with Korean names (that it's our subjective viewpoint that makes the names seem similar, not any objective criteria). If that's your key point, sorry I misunderstood.
Okay, that makes some sense.Thats why I kept asking for the point.
It wasnt even a pun towards the athletes or their names, but towards the crowd that presumably mostly consists of French people.