I would rather say "air-con" than "air-conditioner" my overall bad feelings about Konglish be damned.
One of the things Korea has taught me about myself is that I absolutely detest watching or playing Korean and American sports, no offense.
I'd rather use English words when speaking English than use Konglish or Korean words that aren't understood by 95% of the English-speaking world. (Renember: kimchi is an English word, "kimbap" is not.)Rather than have equally-rare incredible sex?You're just being silly.Golf and sex are easy. But an incredible experience is a different matter. How often do you call an experience that?
So,.... you would rather watch cricket and rugby?
She said sports.
Aristocrat is a woman now?
She said sports. Thus, cricket doesn't count. Rugby, okay if one feels like watching grass grow is exciting.