スポーツバーで試合結果の話をしよう

Talking about sports with a stranger at a bar
あなたはスポーツバーで見知らぬ人とスポーツの話をするところです。
色々と相手から質問されても、自分からも質問をしてみましょう。
Did you watch the baseball game on TV last night?
 
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Did you watch the baseball game on TV last night?

No, I didn't, but I heard it was so exciting. Did you watch it?

自然な表現

No, I didn't, but I heard it was so exciting. Did you watch it?

1. This is an alternative expression you can use: "spectacular".
Yes, I sure did. Shohei Otani was simply outstanding. He hit two long home runs. Do you cheer for Otani?

Yes, I like him very much. He is so cool. It is a shame! I wanted to watch the game, but I couldn't go home on time yesterday.

自然な表現

Yes, I like him very much. He is so cool. It is a shame! I wanted to watch the game, but I couldn't get home on time yesterday.

1. The verb "to get" means "to reach or arrive at a particular place".
Did you have to unexpectedly work overtime? You can still watch the highlights of the game on YouTube.

Yes, I usually go home, but I worked overtime unexpectedly. I'll watch the game on youtube later? By the way, what kind of do you like watching. I enjoy watching rugby games these days.

自然な表現

Yes, I usually go home, but I worked overtime unexpectedly. I'll watch the game on YouTube later. By the way, what kind of sports do you like watching? I enjoy watching rugby games these days.

1. Correct spelling.
2. Finish a declarative sentence with a full stop.
3. Use this noun to clarify your statement.
4. Use a question mark at the end of an interrogative sentence.
Oh, I've been a rugby fan for years. My favorite team is the New Zealand All Blacks. Have you ever watched one of their matches?

Yes, I have, They are the most energetic team in the world. To be honest, once we watch their games, I can't see others because they are too technical and powerful and they play very exciting games.

自然な表現

Yes, I have. They are the most energetic team in the world. To be honest, once I watch their games, I can't see others because they are too technical and powerful, and they play very exciting games.

1. Finish a declarative sentence with a full stop.
2. You are talking about yourself, hence you should use the personal pronoun "I".
3. You need a comma before the conjunction "and" because it's followed by an independent clause.
That's right. They have been at the top of international rugby for years. I also love watching the amazing Haka. How about you?

Yes, I do. When I watched it for the first time, I experienced a sense of the sacred. I think the All Blacks Haka is outstandingly great.

自然な表現

Yes, I do. When I watched it for the first time, I experienced a sense of sanctity. I think the All Blacks' Haka is outstandingly great.

1. The noun "sanctity" means "the state or quality of being holy, sacred, or saintly".
2. You need the possessive form of the noun here.
  • venue((名)開催地、会場)
  • bracket((名)〔スポーツやゲームの大会などで〕対戦の組み合わせ表)
  • psychological((形)心理学の、精神の)
  • seed((名)《スポーツ》シード選手)
  • individual((名)個人 (形)個人の)
  • championship((名)選手権、決勝戦)
  • heat((名)〔感情などの〕激しさ、興奮 (動)興奮する)
  • international((名)国際競技 (形)国際的な)
  • pressure((名)圧力 (動)圧力をかけて~させる)
  • tournament((名)トーナメント)
  • That was the greatest baseball game of all time.(あれは今までで一番素晴らしい野球の試合だった。)
  • I hope Japan can get more gold medals at the next Olympics.(次のオリンピックでは日本がもっと金メダルを取るといいね。)
  • That stadium complex in Saitama is the perfect venue for world class soccer.(埼玉スタジアムは世界クラスのサッカー試合に完璧なグラウンドだ。)
  • The pressure that is felt by the professional athlete must be intense.(プロの選手が感じるプレッシャーは非常に強烈だろう。)
  • He barely made the cut in the last heat but ended up as the overall winner.(彼はなんとか予選を通過し、決勝ラウンドへ進んだが、最後には優勝した。)
  • I'm finally realizing that golf is such a psychological sport.(ゴルフはすごく精神的なスポーツだとやっと気づきだした。)
  • My company is in the winners' bracket in this year's annual tournament.(今年のトーナメントでは、私の会社は優勝候補の一角を占めています。)
  • Most of the action in water polo takes place under water.(ウォーターポロの動きはほとんどが水中で行うものだ。)
  • Sports is such a great way for ordinary people to enjoy themselves.(スポーツは普通の人々が楽しめる素晴らしい手段だ。)
  • I must be the world's poorest tennis player, but I love being out on the court.(私は世界で一番へたなテニスプレーヤーに違いないが、コートに出ることが好きなのです。)

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