1 minute English

22/07/2026

The Final Fight in Brief

Spain had the ball. They moved it well.
Argentina defended. Messi carried them.
But Messi 'walked'.
And ten tired men could not stop Nico.
His header was beautiful. Like a peacock.
Then Torres kicked.
Spain won 1-0.
The whistle blew.
Some Argentines threw punches.
You lose the game.
You fight anyway.
That is the moral.

🤩⚽️

22/07/2026

The joke for the final fight!

Spain controlled the ball like pros while Argentina defended with Messi propping them up. But M10 walked so much that the 10 tired men couldn’t stop Nico’s peacock header and Torres’ kick. Spain won 1-0.

After the whistle, some Argentines threw a few haymakers at the Spaniards anyway.

Moral: When you can’t win the game, at least win the fight! 🤩

06/07/2026

The match between Norway and Brazil ended in roaring and breaking into tears. ⚽️💔

Haaland rows his boat along,
Neymar sits and cries a song.
The blonde-haired monster takes the floor,
Making the stadium rise and roar.

The game of football is a thrill,
Captivating hearts and will.
Who knows who'll win or lose the day?
Leaving broken hearts along the way...

01/07/2026

"Why did Harry Kane whisper to his teammates before the free kick against Congo?"

"Because he wanted to make sure they all knew... 'How can England score a goal?'"

(He’s still waiting for the answer himself.) 😄⚽

29/06/2026

"10" calls, "7" replies
Two legends talking
without saying a word...

Listen and make your own on Suno.

16/06/2026

To my friends on the page 1 Minute English!

I am imagining a match between the USA and Iran in the final. It will be a dream match!

14/06/2026

Another song, which has the enthusiastic atmosphere of the 2026 World Cup, was written for you with the hope of supporting your English study. 😍

Listen and make your own on Suno.

13/06/2026

English to learn and USE
English to learn and SING
Sing along with me RAP

Listen and make your own on Suno.

29/12/2025

Defining yourself isn’t exactly rocket science—or even "harder than a nut" (unless that nut is a particularly stubborn pistachio). In fact, it’s a total piece of cake. Or a slice of pie. Or a very easy-to-peel banana.

Let’s dive into the shallow end of the identity pool with: "My name is..."
For example:
"My name is Kate."
"I am Kate."
"I am the artist formerly known as Kate."

If you’re feeling spicy and want to keep people on their toes, you could try:
"Call me Take, because I like to reverse things—including my name and my car into mailboxes."

😀😄😆