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It's a Vuvuzela - a stadium horn which is blown at Football games in South Africa.
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What is currently known as the noise maker at the World Cup football?
A vuvusaler
How many games were played at the world cup 2006?
64 games were played in the 2006 World Cup.
Why do they blow the long plastic trumpet at world cup soccer games?
It is called a vuvuzela (vu-vu-zae-la). It is part of their tradition for soccer games.
What will the world cup stadiums be used for the world cup 2010?
The stadium will be used for Rugby and other games.
Will any of the games in the World Cup be played in the US?
No the 2010 world cup is only in South Africa.
What is the background noise in the World Cup games in South Africa?
They are called vuvuzelas.
What is the background noise in the world cup broadcasts from South Africa?
the annoying buzzing sound in the background is an African instrument (trumpet) called a vuvzela
What are the noises in the background of the 2010 world cup games?
It is the Vuvuzela, a horn blown by the South African fans.
What is the background noise in world cup from South Africa?
Sound of the Vuvuzelas. Vuvuzela is a blowing horn commonly blown by fans at the football matches in South Africa.
Why the noise during World Cup soccer games?
The vuvuzela! It's a horn the African fans blow for the whole game, no one seems to like it.
What is the noise coming from world cup broadcast?
The crowd have a sort of horn type instrument, that makes that noise.
Have Australia won any games in the world cup?
They won games in the 2006 world cup.
What is currently known as the noise maker at the World Cup football?
A vuvusaler
How many fifa world cup 2010 games were played?
There were a total of 64 games in the world cup.
How many games are in the 2010 fifa world cup?
64 games will take place at the world cup
How many games were played at the world cup 2006?
64 games were played in the 2006 World Cup.
Why do they blow the long plastic trumpet at world cup soccer games?
It is called a vuvuzela (vu-vu-zae-la). It is part of their tradition for soccer games.
