Zoom英会話クラス(金)
Lesson Notes June 19, 2026 (FRIDAY ZOOM)
Words & Phrases
Your face looks a little pale, but you sound great today.
Your hair looks good, did you get a haircut?
Your outfit looks great, is it new? (or “…, where did you buy it>)
I woke up early to cheer for Japan in the match against the Netherlands.
Japan managed (to draw / to get a draw) with the Netherlands.
Die hard fan (Noun) = A person who loves a team, a singer, a movie, or a hobby very much and will never stop supporting them, even when things are bad.
Even though the football team lost the championship game, thediehardfans stayed to cheer for them.
He has been adiehardfan of Harry Potter since he was a little boy and owns all the wands.
Bandwagon fan (Noun) = A person who becomes a fan of a sports team, a singer, or a popular trend only when that team or person becomes very successful or famous.
He never cared about basketball until the local team reached the finals, so everyone calls him abandwagonfan.
Many bandwagonfans started wearing the singer's merchandise after her song went viral on the internet.
Appropriate Language
We use "first half" and "second half" for soccer matches.
Basketball uses “quarters”
American Football uses “quarters” and “halves”
Ice hockey uses “periods”
Baseball uses “innings”