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Her nickname was Lusi, or Lucy, a shortened version of her name.
It depends what scene you are talking about. Also what edition you are talking about. The line numbers change from version to version.
It china that played ancient version of football...the English then invented football and made official rules in 1863
In France, soccer is known as football. Not many people play the American version of football in France. It is impossible to know exactly how many people play football in a given country.
rugby originated in england, great britain, in a place called rugby from england,uk, in a place called rugby
The nickname "Latics" comes from Wigan Athletic Football Club. It is a shortened version of their full name, Wigan Athletic. It is a common practice in football to use the first few letters of a club's name as a nickname.
Americans needed to distinguish it from their own gridiron football, so they used a short version of the phrase "association football".
Which Version? The US call American football-football and association football-soccer.In the UK we call association football-football,Rugby football-Rugby and American football a girl's game because of all the padding they wear!
Her nickname was Lusi, or Lucy, a shortened version of her name.
they are called americans
if you are talking about american football it was started in the 1880s 1890s and it was a very crude version of the game we play today there were no forward passes and almost anything was legal except for eye gouging
Yes, a shortened version of your name is called a nickname. An example of a nickname for the name Jessica is Jess. There is also a pet name which doesn't have to be a shortened version of your name. A pet name can be a nickname like Jess or it can be something like "kitty" for the name Olivia.
because it is actually called football not soccer. it's the Americans who called it soccer, because they decided to invent their own football, which is more like rugby. And they shouldn't call it football, as they handle the ball (if you can call it that, considering it's not even round) with their hands more than feet. So why not ask the Americans why their version of football is not called a handball or something along these lines? lol
During WWII, the nickname given to Japanese Americans was "Nip". This is a shorten version of their country name in Japanese which is Nippon. Using this version of the nickname was considered to be an insult.
The nickname Jerry is a male form, along with Jer. The nickname Jeri is more often a female nickname.
Alessandra is the Italian version of Alexandra
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