原版英語對(duì)話1000個(gè):1186 Match Day
Daniel: How?
Valeria: How do you live that?
Daniel: Well if it's an important tournament, like World Cup or Copa America, we would watch the matches like normally watch and...
Valeria: What do you mean normally watch?
Daniel: Normally watch means even if you have classes, even if you are working, if there's a match in between you're going to watch it.
Valeria: So wait a second. If you are working, suppose you are working in your office and the matches are three pm meaning like working hours or the match is at ten am like it's school hours you still watch the match?
Daniel: Yeah, yeah. You get a TV at the office or your classroom and you watch the game.
Valeria: Really?
Daniel: Yeah, we stop working because otherwise you wouldn't do anything anyway.
Valeria: So you stop working, you stop studying?
Daniel: Yes.
Valeria: You stop everything that you are doing for watching the match?
Daniel: Yeah.
Valeria: It's kind of the same in Argentina.
Daniel: You see because it's really important, like football is really important for us so if you're supporting your team, if it's your national team everyone gets involved.
Valeria: In my country the rating of the matches is like more than thirty each time.
Daniel: Yeah, yeah, it's the same in Chile. It's really successful when you broadcast the match.
