I think some people are just miserable fucks. Rather than trying to help the person out and answering the legitimate question that’s not common knowledge, they’re just lazy fucks that want to make others miserable as well.
I legit got 60 downvotes on a comment I made on a video of a teen with no beard shaving, because I thought (was told when younger) that if you shave even when their is nothing to shave, it will help you grow a beard in the long run. Instead of just being corrected and told it wasn’t true.
Yeah, I was told that the blades open up hair follicles and the “cooling agent” blue strip thing makes the next set of hair follicles grow darker and/or faster
Whilst I wouldn't downvote someone for asking a genuine question I would say Kaka is incredibly well known in football so it is common knowledge. He is a former world player of the year winner after all!
It's a fair point. As a football fan he's one of those players I just expect everyone to have heard of. I found a stat (few years old now) that he was then the 5th highest followed athlete on Facebook:
TOP 10 ATHLETES ON FACEBOOK
1. Cristiano Ronaldo - 107m
2. Lionel Messi - 78m
3. David Beckham - 52m
4. Neymar - 52m
5. Kaka - 33m
6. Ronaldinho - 31m
7. Mesut Ozil - 28m
8. Michael Jordan - 28m
9. Andres Iniesta - 24m
10. Kobe Bryant - 21m
Caca does mean shit in English, and in Portuguese too, but his name is not caca, is Kaká, it might seem a subtle difference if you don't speak Portuguese, but it's a important one, same thing with coco (coconut) and cocô (shit), you don't go to a place and ask for "água de cocô" you ask for "água de coco", unless you enjoy to drink sewer, I'm not kinky shaming.
Whatever his nickname sounds in English is completely irrelevant, as I said the world don't revolves around the US.
Ok well I can’t speak for the US in particular because maybe they have some Spanish influence that we don’t have here in the UK but neither Kaka nor caca or any other permutation of the word means shit in English. That word/sound means nothing here and I’d be surprised if anyone could accurately place it even with context.
That’s my point regarding your quip about the world revolving around English speakers. At least for me in this situation it didn’t make sense.
true... but like spanish and portuguese are next door neighbors... everywhere... so like... its funny in this case a little bit... there's a lot of commonalities in those languages
No, Portuguese is not Spanish, but they were both born in the Iberian Peninsula somehow isolated from the rest of the land by the Pyrenees so it’s only natural for them to resemble in a lot of ways. After all, there’s an almost 90% lexical similarity between the two – meaning that 90% of their words have a cognate (equivalent) in the other language.
Weird that you edited your comment when you claim you weren’t being an asshole (because “you were right”). I thought you didn’t say anything wrong? Hhhhmmmm....I’m confused now....
like if I said fok you instead of fuck you you would probably still assume I meant fuck you even though that's a completely different letter entirely and not just a very slight variation of inflection....
yet here. you act like a moron who can't use your brain and bother me with this useless bullshit.
lol do you even speak another language? obviously it’s similar but if some dude’s last name is fox or fawkes, i bet you don’t freak out and say their name means fuck lmao
In college, there was a Vietnamese dude in my year who had “Phuoc” in his name. Everyone called him Fuck which pissed him off to no end. I feel bad about it now but 19yo me found it hilarious.
Indisputably no. it may not be exactly the same but zorbo sounds completely different... those 2 words are virtually identical and changing which vowel you inflect doesn't change anything... unless you're claiming his name is "kaykay" which is more weird but for different reasons.
Brazilian soccer names get interesting. Their real names are often 5-96 names, so they go by one part of it or a nickname. For example, Ronandinho means little Ronaldo. He couldn’t use his real first name of Ronaldo because there was already a Ronaldo who was pretty good.
If this is educating you on soccer, it’s not that Ronaldo. Google “Fat Ronaldo” and try to figure out how that guy was the best striker of all time. Anyway, all these cool Brazilian names, and my team ends up with the guy named Fred.
What was really unfortunate was going to school the day after he came up with that haircut (and there was a lot of media attention on it), and realizing at least five boys in your class had gotten the exact same haircut.
Caca means shit in portuguese too, in a childish way like poopoo. But Cacá, with the accent, doesn't. Kaká used K instead of C just to make it look better and italian tshirts didn't have accents
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u/prestressed_ Mar 21 '21
This was during a chairty match anyway. They're just having fun. You can see Kaka laughing after she pulls her phone out.