there is nothing designated to say at the beginning of a hockey game
Ice hockey is "le hockey sur glace" in French.
I would say field hockey or lacrosse are probably the closest to ice hockey.
Hockey sobre hielo.
Hockey sur glace.
Eishockey.
le hockey, le hockey sur glace (ice hockey), le hockey sur gazon (lawn hockey)
I would say hockey, but I'm not entirely sure.
for ice hockey most people say Wayne Gretzky is however for field hockey jamie dwyer is :)
OHkey Ice hockey is "Hockey sobre hielo". (OHkey SObray YAYlow) Field hockey is "Hockey sobre hierba" (OHkey SObray YERba)
Itβs an ice job
No, but it might be at the beginning of an ice age. That is what the experts say.
If you mean ice hockey, it was invented by unknown Canadians, but there is also bandy, or ice hockey with a ball, or Russian hockey; some consider it to be the the ancestor to the ice hockey with a puck. And there is also field hockey, an Olympic sport, British simply call it hockey, it was invented long time ago, some say in ancient Egypt, in primitive form. I'm Sorry but Ice Hockey is Credited to British Army Personel in Kingston Ontorio and not canadians, this is also credited and confirmed by the Canadian Amature Hockey Association...