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I person named sam should go as in leave as in no one likes you
No, rather it's words of encouragement to a person named Sam. As in Go Sam go as opposed to stop Sam stop. Can be used to encourage your sports team as in "Go Celtic go" or "Go Scotland go" or if you are American it would be "Go USA go" If you wanted to convey the opposite like if you were an Afghan who wanted the USA to leave, you would say "Get USA get" of "Go home USA go home" or "get out USA get out"
It's a question of context. If you did not want Sam to do well or didn't like him/her, and Sam was about to cut their own throat, then you would say "go Sam go" but if Sam is running in a race you would shout "Go Sam go" to encourage them or if you did not want Sam to do well you would shout "Fall Sam fall".
No, rather it's words of encouragement to a person named Sam. As in Go Sam go as opposed to stop Sam stop. Can be used to encourage your sports team as in "Go Celtic go" or "Go Scotland go" or if you are American it would be "Go USA go" If you wanted to convey the opposite like if you were an Afghan who wanted the USA to leave, you would say "Get USA get" of "Go home USA go home" or "get out USA get out"
It's a question of context. If you did not want Sam to do well or didn't like him/her, and Sam was about to cut their own throat, then you would say "go Sam go" but if Sam is running in a race you would shout "Go Sam go" to encourage them or if you did not want Sam to do well you would shout "Fall Sam fall".
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