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英格兰二比一赢了挪威

England Beats Norway 2–1 in Extra Time

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A beginner Chinese listening lesson on the World Cup quarter-finals: England 2-1 Norway in extra time, with a Bellingham brace. Simple HSK 1 sentences about a tense, dramatic win.

This is an HSK 1 Chinese listening episode that runs about 3 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 进球、前面、强 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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原文

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今天说一场足球比赛。
这场比赛很长。
有两个队。
一个队叫挪威。
一个队叫英格兰。
两个队都想赢。
挪威想赢。
英格兰也想赢。
进一个球,就有一分。
分多的队,就赢了。
今天来看球的人很多。
好多好多人。
大家都想看这两个队。
两个队都很想赢。
两个队都想进球。
大家坐在那里看。
看这两个队。
看那个球。
两个队都是很强的队。
英格兰有一个人,叫贝林厄姆。
他今天很厉害。
好,比赛开始了。
一开始,挪威先进了一个球。
现在是零比一。
挪威在前面。
英格兰输一个球了。
可是英格兰没有放弃。
后来,英格兰也进了一个球。
进球的人叫贝林厄姆。
现在是一比一。
两个队一样了。
比赛的时间到了。
可是还是一比一。
两个队还要再踢一会儿。
这叫加时。
在加时里,英格兰又进了一个球。
还是贝林厄姆进的。
这是他今天的第二个球。
现在是二比一。
英格兰在前面了。
后来,挪威没有再进球。
比赛结束了。
英格兰二比一,赢了挪威。
贝林厄姆一个人进了两个球。
他是今天最厉害的人。
挪威也踢得很好。
他们还先进了一个球。
可是最后输了。
挪威很难过。
英格兰可以去下一场了。
挪威要回家了。
这是很重要的比赛。
输了,就要回家。
今天,英格兰二比一赢了挪威。
这就是今天的比赛。
English transcript reference

Today let's talk about a soccer game.

This game was very long.

There are two teams.

One team is called Norway.

One team is called England.

Both teams want to win.

Norway wants to win.

England wants to win too.

Score a goal, and you get a point.

The team with more points wins.

Many people came to watch today.

So very many people.

Everyone wants to watch these two teams.

Both teams really want to win.

Both teams want to score.

Everyone sits there watching.

Watching these two teams.

Watching that ball.

Both teams are very strong teams.

England has one player, called Bellingham.

He was very impressive today.

Alright, the game began.

At the start, Norway scored first.

Now it was zero to one.

Norway was ahead.

England was a goal down.

But England did not give up.

Later, England scored too.

The scorer is named Bellingham.

Now it was one to one.

The two teams were level.

The game's time was up.

But it was still one to one.

The two teams had to play a bit more.

This is called extra time.

In extra time, England scored again.

Again it was Bellingham who scored.

This was his second goal today.

Now it was two to one.

England was ahead.

After that, Norway didn't score again.

The game ended.

England beat Norway two to one.

Bellingham scored both goals by himself.

He was the best player today.

Norway played very well too.

They even scored first.

But in the end they lost.

Norway was very sad.

England can go on to the next match.

Norway had to go home.

This was a very important game.

Lose, and you go home.

Today, England beat Norway two to one.

That was today's game.

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What vocabulary does this episode teach?

词汇
qiánmiànahead; in front

考纲词。分数更多、领先。挪威先在前面。

qiángstrong

考纲词。很会踢、实力高。两个队都是很强的队。

zhòngyàoimportant

考纲词。很关键、很要紧。这是很重要的比赛。

jìnqiúto score a goal

把球踢进门。贝林厄姆进了两个球。

lìhaiimpressive; formidable

很强、很会踢。他今天很厉害。

jiāshíextra time

时间到了还是平局,就再多踢一会儿。这叫加时。

fàngqìto give up

不再努力、不再试。英格兰没有放弃。

* beyond level超纲词

What grammar patterns appear in this episode?

语法

还是…进的

'It was … again who scored' — the same scorer once more.

还是贝林厄姆进的。

在…里,…又…

'During …, … again …' — an event in a phase.

在加时里,英格兰又进了一个球。

一个人进了两个球

'Scored two goals by himself' — one player, two goals.

贝林厄姆一个人进了两个球。

Proper nouns

专有名词
挪威NuówēiNorway英格兰YīnggélánEngland贝林厄姆Bèilín'èmǔBellingham (Jude Bellingham, England)

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