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巴西二比一赢了日本

Brazil Beats Japan 2–1 on Late Martinelli Goal

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A beginner Chinese listening lesson on the World Cup knockouts: Brazil 2-1 Japan. Simple HSK 1 sentences about Japan leading early and Martinelli's late winner.

This is an HSK 1 Chinese listening episode that runs about 4 minutes. The full Mandarin script is shown with tap-for-pinyin and a line-by-line English translation, so you can listen and read at once — comprehensible input in the sense of Stephen Krashen's i+1 theory. It teaches 7 key vocabulary words such as 强、累、骄傲 and walks through 3 grammar patterns, each explained in English with examples. The same news story is retold at 4 difficulty levels — use the level selector above to find the version that is challenging but still understandable for you.

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今天说一个球赛。
有两个队。
一个队是巴西。
一个队是日本。
两个队都想赢。
巴西想赢。
日本也想赢。
他们都想进球。
进一个球,有一分。
分多的队会赢。
今天来看球的人很多。
人很多很多。
大家都想看两个队踢球。
两个队都很想赢。
两个队都很想要分。
巴西想进球。
日本也想进球。
两个队都很想进球。
大家都坐在那里看球。
他们看两个队。
他们看这个球。
两个队都来了。
他们都想踢好。
他们都不想输。
很多人来看巴西。
因为巴西很有名。
巴西是很强的队。
大家都觉得巴西会赢。
这是淘汰赛。
淘汰赛,输了就要回家。
所以两个队都很小心。
球赛开始了。
先是日本进了一个球。
是一比零。
日本在前面。
大家都很惊讶。
日本比巴西弱,可是先进了球。
巴西落后了。
巴西有点急。
他们一定要进球,不然就要回家。
巴西一直往前踢。
后来,巴西进了一个球。
进球的人叫卡塞米罗。
现在是一比一。
两个队一样了。
后面,两个队都想再进一个球。
谁进了,谁就赢。
时间快到了。
还是一比一。
大家想:会踢加时吗?
日本想守住一比一。
守到最后,就可以踢加时。
可是巴西太强了。
就在最后的时候,巴西又进了一个球!
进球的人叫马丁内利。
这个球进得太晚了。
快要完的时候才进。
大家都没想到。
现在是二比一。
巴西在前面了!
巴西的人都疯了。
他们高兴得跳了起来。
球赛完了。
比分是二比一。
巴西赢了。
日本输了。
巴西太高兴了。
今天这场球,其实很难。
巴西差一点就输了,差一点就要回家。
好在最后进了一个球,赢了。
巴西是很强的队,可是也踢得很累。
最后能赢,他们特别开心。
巴西进了下一轮。
日本也踢得很好。
日本先进了球。
他们不怕巴西。
一直拼到最后。
他们差一点就赢了巴西。
只是最后丢了球,输了。
日本是亚洲的队。
能这样踢巴西,很不容易。
输给巴西,一点也不丢人。
日本的球迷,也为他们骄傲。
这是世界杯的球赛。
这是淘汰赛。
输了就回家。
今天,巴西二比一赢了日本。
这就是今天的球赛。
English transcript reference

Today let's talk about a soccer match.

There are two teams.

One team is Brazil.

One team is Japan.

Both teams wanted to win.

Brazil wanted to win.

Japan wanted to win too.

They all wanted to score.

Score one goal, and you get one point.

The team with more points wins.

Many people came to watch today.

So very many people.

Everyone wanted to watch the two teams play.

Both teams really wanted to win.

Both teams really wanted points.

Brazil wanted to score.

Japan wanted to score too.

Both teams really wanted to score.

Everyone sat there watching the game.

They watched the two teams.

They watched the ball.

Both teams came out.

They all wanted to play well.

None of them wanted to lose.

Many people came to watch Brazil.

Because Brazil is very famous.

Brazil is a very strong team.

Everyone thought Brazil would win.

This is the knockout stage.

In the knockouts, lose and you go home.

So both teams were very careful.

The match began.

First, Japan scored a goal.

It was one to zero.

Japan was ahead.

Everyone was surprised.

Japan is weaker than Brazil, yet scored first.

Brazil fell behind.

Brazil got a bit anxious.

They had to score, or they'd go home.

Brazil kept pushing forward.

Then, Brazil scored a goal.

The scorer is named Casemiro.

Now it was one to one.

The two teams were even.

After that, both teams wanted another goal.

Whoever scored would win.

Time was running out.

Still one to one.

People wondered: will there be extra time?

Japan wanted to hold on to one to one.

Holding on to the end would mean extra time.

But Brazil was too strong.

Right at the very end, Brazil scored again!

The scorer is named Martinelli.

This goal came so late.

It went in just as it was almost over.

No one expected it.

Now it was two to one.

Brazil was ahead!

Brazil's people went wild.

They jumped up with joy.

The match was over.

The score was two to one.

Brazil won.

Japan lost.

Brazil was so happy.

Today's game was actually hard.

Brazil almost lost, almost had to go home.

Luckily they scored at the end and won.

Brazil is a strong team, but they played tired too.

Winning in the end, they were especially happy.

Brazil advanced to the next round.

Japan played very well too.

Japan scored first.

They weren't afraid of Brazil.

They fought right to the end.

They almost beat Brazil.

They just conceded at the end and lost.

Japan is an Asian team.

To play Brazil like this is not easy.

Losing to Brazil is no disgrace at all.

Japan's fans were proud of them too.

This was a World Cup match.

This is the knockout stage.

Lose and you go home.

Today, Brazil beat Japan two to one.

That was today's match.

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What vocabulary does this episode teach?

词汇
qiángstrong

考纲词。很会踢、实力高。巴西是很强的队。

lèitired

考纲词。踢了很久,很没力气。巴西也踢得很累。

jiāo'àoproud

考纲词。为某事感到光荣。日本球迷也为他们骄傲。

tāmenthey; them

HSK 1. they; them.

jìnqiúto score a goal

把球踢进门。日本先进了一个球。

táotàisàithe knockout stage

输了就回家、不能再踢的比赛。这是淘汰赛。

luòhòuto be behind (in score)

分比对面少。巴西落后了。

* beyond level超纲词

What grammar patterns appear in this episode?

语法

一定要…,不然就…

'Must…, otherwise…' — a requirement and its consequence.

他们一定要进球,不然就要回家。

差一点就…

'Almost / very nearly…' — something nearly happened.

巴西差一点就输了。

他们差一点就赢了巴西。

就在最后的时候

'Right at the very end' — marks a dramatic last moment.

就在最后的时候,巴西又进了一个球!

Proper Nouns

专有名词
巴西BāxīBrazil日本RìběnJapan卡塞米罗KǎsāimǐluóCasemiro (Brazil)马丁内利MǎdīngnèilìMartinelli (Gabriel Martinelli, Brazil)

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