What is the theme slogan of this year’s World Cup?

The following is an article on "Slogans About the 2014 World Cup" compiled for your reference.

On May 14, 2014, FIFA announced the top 32 teams of the World Cup bus body slogan. Looking at the slogans of the top 32, some are very domineering and inspiring; others are in a literary and fresh style, which I believe can touch the hearts of more female fans. What makes people laugh the most are naturally those nonsensical and even cute slogans. I really want to ask them: Are you really here to compete in Brazil?

The most domineering

Brazil, Russia, Switzerland

Among the top 32 slogans, the most eye-catching one is naturally the host Brazil team. The Selecao team, which has won the World Cup five times, has made no secret of its desire to reach the top for the sixth time. . Therefore, their slogan is: "Brace yourselves! The 6th is coming!" One is the host country, and the other is the kingdom of football. I am afraid no one will question Brazil’s domineering slogan.

The second most domineering slogan after Brazil is none other than Russia. This country has never won a World Cup championship. The slogan put forward by it makes people take a breath: "No one can catch up with us." !" (No one can catch us) You must know that Russia has never won the intercontinental championship in its history. Even with the famous coach Capello on the team, the outside world's expectation for them is to only enter the quarterfinals. Such a slogan is really surprising.

Of course, there is no country that is even more vast than Russia, and that is Switzerland. The slogan of the Swiss team is simple and easy to understand: "The last stop of this bus: Maracana on July 13, 2014." You know, the final of this World Cup will be staged at the Maracana Stadium on July 13. . The Swiss team's slogan means they want to reach the final of this World Cup. However, do you believe it?

The most passionate

Costa Rica, England, Croatia

The slogan of the World Cup is first of all to inspire people, and it is natural to be full of passion. First thing to consider. Among the 32 national teams, there are three national teams with slogans. As long as you listen to them once, you can feel their passion.

The first is Costa Rica: "My passion is football, my strength is my people, my pride is Costa Rica." (My passion is football, my strength is my people, my pride is Costa Rica)< /p>

Next is England, the originator of modern football. “The dream of one team, the heartbeat of millions!” (The dream of one team, the heartbeat of millions) This World Cup, England’s slogan will undoubtedly make people Their fans take comfort in the fact that at least the English team understands that they touch the hearts of all England fans. And Croatia, the most passionate country in Eastern Europe, is naturally not far behind in terms of slogans, "With fire in our hearts, for Croatia all as one!" (With fire in our hearts, for Croatia all as one)

Asia's most passionate country The national team slogan that can make people feel passionate is none other than the Japanese team. Their slogan "Samurai, the time has come to fight!" (Samurai, the time has come to fight) is full of Japanese national characteristics.

The most nonsensical and cute

Chile, France, Australia

The slogans of the Chilean team and the French team are confusing to listen to. However, Australia's slogan makes people feel no power at all, and they only suspect that it is being cute.

Looking at the slogans of the top 32, the most nonsensical one is the Chilean team, "Chi chi chi! Le le le! Go Chile!" (Chi chi chi! Le le le! Go Chile) To be honest, when I first saw this Chinese version of the slogan, many fans thought there was a problem with the translation. After looking for the original version, they discovered that the translation was indeed correct. The problem was that our understanding was limited. Some media commented: "This sounds more like what the fans are cheering for, rather than a slogan that should be printed on the team bus."

The French team's slogan is also confusing, "' Impossible' is not a French word.

"(Impossible is not a French word) This is a true nonsense, and it is also a sentence that makes people feel the power of cheering. On the FIFA forum, fans directly commented: So what? How about it?)

The most adorable slogan of this World Cup belongs to Australia, "Kangaroos, hopping our way into history!" (Socceroos, hopping our way into history) Well, you expect a kangaroo as cute as The Australian national team?

The most literary

Spain, Italy

People from Latin-speaking countries are originally full of romantic feelings, and the slogans they came up with , naturally also adopt a literary and fresh style, such as Spain and Italy.

As the defending champion of the World Cup, Spain’s slogan is not high-profile at first glance, but you can take a closer look. But there is a sense of pride. Their slogan is "Inside our hearts, the passion of a champion", which may not sound right when translated into Chinese, but the original English slogan sounds better. Like a lyric.

"Lets paint the FIFA World Cup dream blue" is a simple sentence that vividly interprets the romantic feelings of Italians. In fact, Italy. The national team has a special term in Italian: Azzurri (sky blue), which is the color of their national team jersey. I believe the Italians mean: sky blue will become the main color of the World Cup.

Most similar

Argentina, Colombia, Germany

To romantic people, thinking about slogans requires a lot of effort, but to practical people, it may just be a pity. It’s unnecessary. Therefore, among the top 32 slogans, there are so many national teams that have very similar slogans. We can’t help but ask these students: Are you sure you didn’t copy each other?

Argentina’s slogan is “Not just a team, we are a country” and Colombia’s slogan is “Not just a team, we are a country” ( Here travels a nation, not just a team), and the German team's slogan is "One nation, one team, one dream" (One nation, one team, one dream)

Three countries. All teams adopt this standardized slogan of "country + team", which may sound powerful at first, but such similar slogans make people question the lack of sincerity. However, as a fan said on a forum: " Slogans can’t bring championships. How can the Germans, who value practical results, ‘waste’ their energy in these places?”

The most arrogant

The Netherlands and Greece

One of the ways to show determination is, of course, to ignore your opponent. This not only shows sufficient confidence, but may also anger the opponent. The Netherlands and Greece have done quite well in this regard.

As the runner-up in the last World Cup, the Dutch team has pride, but their slogan this year does not seem to have anything to do with pride on the football field. "Real men wear orange" (Real men wear orange) is so arrogant and narcissistic that only the sexiest Dutchman in Europe can do it.

Relatively speaking, the slogan of the Greek team is even more shocking. This country that won the European Cup in 2004 has been relatively quiet in previous competitions. However, this World Cup has not yet started, and they first used the slogan Very impressive. "Heroes play like Greeks" (Heroes play like Greeks) Please note that it is "Heroes play like Greeks" rather than "Greeks play like heroes". The arrogance of the Greek national team is evident from this.