The difference between Spanish and English commentators is an emotional experience ЁЯШВЁЯОЩя╕ПтЪ╜ #WorldCup
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Because their tone changes.
They'll just be like,
eh, Kobasi, Kobasi, Ankara, Ankara, Kobasi.
What's that?
And they'll say,
oh, that's my name, Malek.
Oh, that's my name, Malek.
And then they're like,
they build up and then they're like,
oh, that's my name.
You get what I'm saying?
And you're like, oh, you can do other things.
And then you know when you need to start watching.
Whereas English commentators,
when they commentate,
you literally will be surprised.
They'll be commentating.
They'll be like,
oh, and here's Pedri, Rodri.
Really, the Spanish are quite comfortable
to hold the ball in these situations.
Yeah.
Really, really finding his footing.
It's amazing.
It's quiet, it's a goal!
It's a goal!
And then you're like,
ah, bro, but where was the build up, my man?