Name: English Sports Lesson - Talking About Your Favorite Sport in English - Practicing English
Uploaded: 2014-06-18T06:50:00.000Z
Duration: 3 min 34 s
Description: Thousands of YouTube videos with English-Chinese subtitles! Now you can learn to understand native speakers, expand your vocabulary, and improve your pronunciation...

I’m not that bad, and I can swim pretty well too. What about you?

I enjoy swimming, but I prefer playing golf. I’m pretty good at it.

Yes, I go to the stadium whenever there’s a good game, and if I can't buy a ticket, I watch the game on TV.

Is the ticket expensive? How much for one?

Yeah. We can go together sometime. It’ll be fun!

Well, they play football and they call it soccer.

You guys play football and call it rugby!

Well, your football is rugby, and your soccer is football.

Norman, it’s America. We don’t follow the British rules.

And I don’t understand baseball at all. Why is the bat like a stick? Have you ever seen a cricket bat?

A cricket bat? That’s the silliest thing I’ve ever heard.

Oh Victor! You don’t know anything about sports in the rest of the world.

Yo Sammy! Do you know we’re playing the qualifiers tomorrow?

No man, it’s tomorrow, and if we win, we’re gonna compete in statewide!

That’s cool man! You’re on the team, aren’t you?

Good luck homie! I hope you guys win the game.

Thanks man! Say what? You gonna be there watching us?

Uh… I dunno man. What time is the game?

In golf, the ‘handicap’ is a special advantage given to other players when they compete with a better player.

It is the number of strokes deducted from their total.

It’s the game before the actual competition which is used to filter the best talent or teams for the main competition.

Compete in the statewide - It means that the person or team will be competing with other teams from all over their state.

Quarterback is a position that a player takes on the field in American football.

Homie is a slang word often used for a close friend. It is commonly used for childhood friends or friends you grew up with.