Kim Jongho v Choi Yonghee - compound men gold | Gwangju 2021 Asia Cup

[@syakir8961]

Their accuracy is so perfect..especially kim

[@apaisitodak1854]

Both of them convince with their shoot. Enjoy to watch this game.

[@notapplicable531]

To the person doing the graphics, what is it? Is it Chang Yong Hee, or is it Chay (Choi) Yong Hee?

[@LT.X380]

Good shooting, but I prefer recurve bows.

[@botakozm]

I enjoyed to watch this match 💓

[@jairobjorn9290]

i guess Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to watch newly released movies online ?

[@notapplicable531]

For the commentator of this video, listen to the announcer introducing the archers and learn how to properly say the archers' names. It's Gim, not Kim and it's Chay, not Choi. I know, I know. That's how 츼 is spelled using the McCune-Reischauer system, which is a very flawed system. There are five archers at my archery club with the family name 츼 and they all pronounce their name Chay as do all the other members of the club.

[@notapplicable531]

@AlexGunzz I've had a lifetime of people mispronouncing and mis-spelling my name and I'm not a young person. So I'm a little sensitive to people mispronouncing other peoples names. Three incidents stand out in my mind and two were ones where I was the quilty party. First day at a new job at a Korean university and I mispronounced my superiors name. He didn't say anything, but the hurt look on his face left me stunned and determined to never do that again. Well, I did it again with a young student whose family name was, by the way, 츼. She took me to task about it pointing out it's pronounced CHAY. Given that this was about twenty years ago and that she was much younger than I and a woman, for her to make her point so strongly reflected the importance she put to her name. Third was with a Korean-Canadian doctor who was attending to my father at a hospital in Canada. I was talking to him about my father's condition and I called his name, Dr. CHAY. At first he was surprised to hear his name said correctly then smiled broadly. He mentioned that he rarely has his name said correctly and it was nice to have someone other than a family member or good friend do so. As to my name: the former. In English, "ea" represents three sounds: "Ay" as in great; "Ee" as in read and lead; and a soft "e" as in read (past tense) and lead ( the metal). Maclean is a varient of Lean, both being Scottish names. Originally Gaelic, they are pronounced with the "ay" sound. I hope I haven't bored you too much. However, as a closing, feel fortunate if not too many people have fouled up your name. After all, it is your name and one way in which you distinguish yourself from others.

[@CodyCha]

It's no different than how Koreans would completely mispronounce most English names.

[@alfredprieto1294]

@AlexGunzz Learn how to write in English. I don't understand what you are trying to convey. You must come from a poor-third world country. 😂

[@vikaschahal9340]

B.h rlx(down nahi) C.h rlx(execute the shoot)

[@u.a.carcher8112]

Nc shot kim😮

[@Pippin-o9n]

jonghotti gimotti 💕

[@pyromanmathews344]

이름 발음 불량 떠나서... 둘 다 대단하다!!!!

[@pyromanmathews344]

Hey, comentator, not CHOY, but CHANG!!!! isn't too hard to spell the names right way or learn to spell it for sure beforehand?

[@pyromanmathews344]

not 최, but 장

[@chrisgorman1652]

Shirt and electronic scoreboard say “Choi”

[@CodyCha]

His name is CHOI not CHANG.

[@pyromanmathews344]

@@CodyCha I see, 자 씨, but take a look at the name script below, and you 나의 맘을 이해할 수 있을 거요....

[@CodyCha]

@@pyromanmathews344 the athlete’s name is Choi Yong Hee (최용희). Just watch the introduction in the beginning, and the on-field scoreboard. Everyone got it right. The person who made the *on-screen scoreboard* simply made a mistake.