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Does the landlord mean Apollo?

The simple translation is as follows:

I'm an athlete and on the track, I can't see any colors. I'm not competing for white or black people, I'm doing it for myself and my country.

I think it should be translated like this: When I'm playing, I don't look at the skin color of my opponent. I'm an athlete, I'm not playing for white or black, I'm coming for myself, I'm coming for my country.

Manual translation, I hope it will be helpful to you.

When I'm standing on the track, I can't see the color of my skin, I'm an athlete, I'm not standing there for white or black, I'm for myself and for my country.

When I'm on the track, I can't see the colors. I'm an athlete. I'm not for blacks or whites. I'm from there. And I am for my homeland.

When I stand on the track, I don't see the color of my skin, I'm an athlete, I'm not there for the black-eyed or white**, I'm on the track just for myself, for my country.

Is it Angel-Sarah McLachlan?

If not, it's not clear, find a list on Zhihu "World Football Dedicated to Stars Song Content Catalog".

Because I don't think it's good to move directly without authorization, so you can go to Zhihu online to see it yourself :)

Alexandra Burke's Perfect? Or melodies of life? In which issue of world football did you hear it, narrow it down...

The most commonly used is why, which can be formed into a separate sentence, such as: why are you so cute?

How should this sentence be understood?

q：1.How do you say "why" in English?

2.How do you say "why" in English?

3.(Isn't that how you understand it?) Why in English?

a：1.Why

2.Why do we use English3In line with international standards, into the world.

Why use why in English.