音樂英文(音樂英文怎么寫music)

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Hello, it's teacher Neil again. And today we will be learning about music and how to talk about and express ourlves when talking about music.

你好，又是我，尼爾老師。今天我們將學(xué)習(xí)有關(guān)音樂的內(nèi)容以及如何在談?wù)撘魳窌r(shí)談?wù)摵捅磉_(dá)自己。

Now during your IELTS exam, people may ask you questions such as do you like music? Do you like singing?

在你雅思考試期間，有人可能會(huì)問你一些問題，例如你喜歡音樂嗎？你喜歡唱歌嗎？

Can you play any instruments? And what is your favorite kind of music and/or songs?

你會(huì)彈奏任何樂器嗎？你最喜歡哪種音樂和/或歌曲？

So today we have some vocabulary that can help you to fully express yourlf when you answer the questions. Let's take a look.

所以今天我們有一些詞匯可以幫助你在回答這些問題時(shí)充分表達(dá)自己。我們來看一下。

So describe the music song you like, here are some vocabulary, for example, catchy and singable. What that means?

描述你喜歡的歌曲是，這里有一些詞匯，例如，抓耳的和瑯瑯上口的。那是什么意思？

Catchy and singable means it is an easy melody, which means it is easy to remember, easy to remember and also easy to get into your head and stay there and easy for you to sing again. That is called an earworm.

抓耳的和瑯瑯上口的表示這段旋律很簡(jiǎn)單，即很容易記住，也很容易進(jìn)入你的腦海，停留在那兒，而且你很容易再次唱出來。這叫做耳朵蟲。

And an earworm means it gets inside of your ear and into your head very very quickly. So we say get stuck in your head.

耳朵蟲指的是它快速進(jìn)入你的耳朵并進(jìn)入你的腦海。所以我們說它停留在你的腦海里。

That means the song stays in your head for a long time obviously. So you can say, oh, when I listen to music, I love catchy songs.

很顯然這意味著這首曲會(huì)在你腦海里停留很長(zhǎng)一段時(shí)間。所以你可以說，哦，我喜歡聽抓耳的音樂。

The other day I heard an earworm and it got stuck in my head for three days. It was so good.

前幾天，我聽到了一首耳朵蟲，它在我腦海里停留了三天。它真是太棒了。

Moving on, sing along. Now sing along means you are singing along to the song obviously.

接著說，跟著唱。很顯然跟著唱指的是你跟著歌聲唱歌。

So kids songs are a good example of sing along songs. But also, if you have karaoke, karaoke, or KTV, so that means you sing along to the song, maybe you're a group of people singing together.

所以兒歌是跟唱歌曲的一個(gè)很好的例子。不過如果你有卡拉 OK，卡拉 OK，或 KTV，這意味著你可以跟著歌曲一起唱，也許你們是一群人一起唱歌。

And usually it's good for a group and good for entertainment. Next, we have the word taste in music.

通常這很適合于群體，也很適合娛樂。接下來我們還有這個(gè)說法，音樂品味。

So the word taste means what you like, the style that you like. So taste, let's just write here, style or also another word is your preference.

品味這個(gè)單詞的意思你所喜歡的，你喜歡的風(fēng)格。所以品味，我們寫在這里，風(fēng)格，另一個(gè)詞是偏好。

That means what you like. So for example, if people ask you, what kind of music do you like, what style of music do you like, you can say, mm, I have an interesting taste in music.

它的意思是你所喜歡的。例如，如果有人問你你喜歡什么類型的音樂，你喜歡什么風(fēng)格的音樂，你可以說，嗯，我的音樂品味很有趣。

I like all different kinds of genres. I like catchy songs, but I also like very complex songs or classical music.

我喜歡各種風(fēng)格。我喜歡抓耳的歌曲，但我也喜歡非常復(fù)雜的歌曲或古典音樂。

So my taste is a little bit strange. Or we can u this ntence when we say I don't like her taste in music.

所以我的品味有點(diǎn)奇怪。或者我們可以這樣說，我不喜歡她的音樂品味。

She only likes sing along songs and I don't really like that kind of music, so I don't like her taste. But his taste, my father's taste in music, I really like and we have a similar taste, which means you have the same preference.

她只喜歡跟唱的歌曲，而我不喜歡那種音樂，所以我不喜歡她的品味。但他的品味，我父親的音樂品味，我真的很喜歡，我們有相似的口味，這意味著你們有相同的偏好。

Going on, to be tone-deaf. Now tone-deaf means that your ears cannot hear the different tones in music.

繼續(xù)，音癡。音癡指的是你的耳朵聽不出來音樂中不同的音調(diào)。

So that means when you try to sing what someone el is singing, you will not be able to sing the same, becau you cannot hear the different tones and you cannot hear the different keys. So if someone goes oh, you might go ah.

這意味著當(dāng)你嘗試唱?jiǎng)e人正在唱的歌時(shí)，你將無法跟別人唱的一樣，因?yàn)槟懵牪怀鰜聿煌囊粽{(diào)，而且你聽不出來不同的音高。所以如果有人這樣唱，你可能會(huì)這樣唱。

So tone-deaf means you can't hear tones, which equals you can't sing correctly along. And t my favorite songs as a ringtone.

所以音癡意味著你聽不出來音調(diào)，這相當(dāng)于你無法正確地唱歌。還有把我最喜歡的歌曲設(shè)為鈴聲。

So what that means it's very obvious. On your cell phone, when the phone rings, it has a certain ring tone, becau remember the phone is ringing and the tone equals the sound.

所以它的意思是很明顯。當(dāng)你的手機(jī)響起，它有特定的鈴聲，因?yàn)檎?qǐng)記住電話正在響，而那個(gè)曲調(diào)就是聲音。

So a ringtone is the sound of your phone that is ringing. So using this, we could say, oh, you know what, I love so many kinds of music.

所以鈴聲就是你手機(jī)響的時(shí)候發(fā)出的聲音。所以用這個(gè)我們可以說，哦，你知道嗎，我喜歡很多種音樂。

I have one song which is my favorite. It is so catchy.

我有一首最愛的歌曲。它非常抓耳。

It's a great earworm. I love it so much that I ud it as my ringtone.

它是一首很棒的耳朵蟲。我非常喜歡它，我把它用作鈴聲。

So every time or any time somebody calls me, I can listen to it again. So in conclusion, when we look at the words and look at the ntences, we can u them.

所以每當(dāng)有人打電話給我，我可以把它再聽一遍。所以總的來說，當(dāng)我們看著這些單詞和這些句子，當(dāng)有人問我們時(shí)，我們可以使用它們。

When somebody asks us the questions: do you love singing, can you sing very well, you can answer and say, well, I love catchy songs. I love to sing along to a lot of songs.

當(dāng)有人問我們這些問題：你喜歡唱歌嗎，你唱得好嗎，你可以回答說，嗯，我喜歡抓耳的歌曲。我喜歡跟唱很多歌曲。

But unfortunately, I'm very very tone-deaf, which means that I can't sing really well at all. But I still love the songs.

但不幸的是，我是個(gè)音癡，這意味著我唱的一點(diǎn)都不好。但我仍然喜歡那些歌。

I still love a good earworm that gets stuck in my head. And I love this song so much I even t it as my ringtone.

我還是喜歡那首留在我腦海里的耳朵蟲。我非常喜歡這首歌，甚至把它設(shè)置為我的鈴聲。

Now moving on, here are some words we can describe music shows and singers. Sometimes in your test people might ask you what is your favorite kind of music, or what kind of singers do you like, or how often do you like to e music live.

接著說，這里有一些我們可以用來描述音樂節(jié)目和歌手的單詞。有時(shí)在測(cè)試中，有人可能會(huì)問你最喜歡哪種音樂，或你喜歡哪種歌手，或者你多久看一次現(xiàn)場(chǎng)音樂。

So here are a lot of ntences and words that can help you to describe the questions. First, we have album record or vinyl.

所以這里有很多句子和單詞可以幫助你描述這些問題。首先，我們有唱片或黑膠唱片。

So if somebody asks you do you listen to music on your computer or on your phone, or do you have physical music. Physical means we can put it into something.

所以如果有人問你你是喜歡在計(jì)算機(jī)或手機(jī)上聽音樂還是聽實(shí)體音樂。實(shí)體意味著我們可以把它放入某物中。

So then you can answer yes, I own a lot of vinyls. Or you can also say I own a lot of records, or I own a lot of physical albums.

然后你可以回答，是的，我有很多黑膠唱片。或者你也可以說我有很多唱片，或者我有很多實(shí)體專輯。

Let's just write here physical, physical, which means you can touch, so album, record, or a vinyl is the big black old-school way of listening to music. It looks like this.

我們?cè)谶@里寫，實(shí)體的，實(shí)體的，意思是你可以觸摸，即專輯、唱片或黑膠唱片這種黑色的老式的聽音樂的方式。它看起來像這樣。

But you can also have a CD, CD, which is smaller. And you can say, I like to listen to my music on CDs.

但是你也可以有更小的 CD。你可以說我喜歡在 CD 上聽音樂。

I have a lot of CDs at home. Moving on, we have live show, gig, and concert.

我家里有很多 CD。繼續(xù)，我們有現(xiàn)場(chǎng)表演，演出和音樂會(huì)。

Now all three of tho words mean the same thing. And that means you go somewhere to e some musicians playing a show.

這三個(gè)詞意思是一樣的。都指你去某個(gè)地方看一些音樂家演奏節(jié)目。

So you can say if somebody asks you how often do you e music live. Let me just write here.

所以如果有人問你多久看一次音樂現(xiàn)場(chǎng)，你可以說。我在這里寫一下。

Watch or e music live. You can say, oh, I regularly go to concerts.

觀看音樂現(xiàn)場(chǎng)。你可以說，哦，我經(jīng)常去聽音樂會(huì)。

Oh, last night I went to e an amazing gig by this band from the city. Or you can say, well, this weekend I'm going to e a live show and I hope it will be a great performance.

哦，昨晚我去看了這個(gè)城市的樂隊(duì)的精彩演出。或者你可以說，嗯，這個(gè)周末我將去看現(xiàn)場(chǎng)表演，我希望這會(huì)是一場(chǎng)精彩的表演。

So just remember all three of the words express eing music being played live. Alright, moving on, we have a record label.

所以請(qǐng)記住這三個(gè)表示看音樂現(xiàn)場(chǎng)演奏的詞。好的，繼續(xù)，我們有唱片公司。

So a record label is a company that pays the musicians money to their music. So let's just call it a CD or album company that will pay the musician.

唱片公司會(huì)花錢買音樂家的音樂。所以我們就稱它為會(huì)給音樂家錢的 CD 或唱片公司。

So if somebody asks you who's your favorite singer, you can say, oh, I love this guy. I remember watching him before he was signed to a record label.

所以如果有人問你誰是你最喜歡的歌手，你可以說哦，我喜歡這個(gè)人。我記得我在他簽唱片公司之前看過他的表演。

But I will tell you, after he signed to the record label, his music style changed a little bit. It got a lot bigger with a lot more instruments being played.

但我要告訴你，簽了唱片公司之后，他的音樂風(fēng)格發(fā)生了一點(diǎn)變化。場(chǎng)面變得很大，有很多樂器演奏。

Moving on, a massive hit. Now a massive hit means that the song is very very very successful.

繼續(xù)說，熱曲。熱曲指的是這首歌非常非常非常成功。

So we'll just say it is a successful song. So you can say, hey, what kind of music do you like listening to?

所以我們會(huì)說這是一首成功的歌。所以你可以說，嘿，你喜歡聽什么類型的音樂？

Do you have a favorite singer? You can say, oh, I have one favorite singer.

你有最喜歡的歌手嗎？你可以說，哦，我有一個(gè)最喜歡的歌手。

His name is da da da, and last summer he had a massive hit and suddenly he got a lot more fans. Speaking of fans, we can u this to describe it have a huge following or fan ba.

他的名字叫某某某，去年夏天他出了一首熱曲，然后突然他有了更多粉絲。說到粉絲，我們可以用它來形容它擁有大量的追隨者或粉絲群。

Both of the words and ntences means fans following an artist. So you can say, in addition to the last ntence, Wow, my favorite singer.

這些單詞和句子都意味著粉絲追隨某個(gè)藝術(shù)家。所以除了上一句話，你可以說，哇，我最喜歡的歌手。

I remember watching him long ago, but in five years after he had a massive hit, he signed to a record label and now he has a huge following. He has so many fans, a huge fan ba.

我記得很久以前看過他的表演，但是五年后他出了一首熱曲，他簽了唱片公司，現(xiàn)在他擁有大量的追隨者。他擁有如此眾多的粉絲，擁有龐大的粉絲群。

So the fan ba means a group of fans. And we can also u this ntence head over heels.

粉絲群意味著一群粉絲。我們也可以用這句話，瘋狂迷戀。

Now head over heels means somebody likes you so so so so much. So I'll just write here, head over heels means like so much.

瘋狂迷戀的意思有人很喜歡你。我就在這里寫，瘋狂迷戀指的是很喜歡。

So you can say, my favorite singer has got a huge fan ba. He has a giant following and many many girls are head over heels in love with him and his music.

所以你可以說，我最喜歡的歌手擁有龐大的粉絲群。他的粉絲非常多，很多女孩瘋狂迷戀他和他的音樂。

Just remember that when we u head over heels, it is an idiom. Let me write here idiom or just an expression.

請(qǐng)記住瘋狂迷戀是一個(gè)習(xí)語。我在這里寫上，習(xí)語或表達(dá)。

So what that means, for example, we can say it's raining so heavily. It's raining cats and dogs.

所以這意味著什么，例如，我們可以說下大雨。傾盆大雨。

Cats and dogs is the same, an idiom or an expression. So head over heels just means like.

傾盆大雨也是一樣，是個(gè)習(xí)語或表達(dá)。所以瘋狂迷戀的意思是喜歡。

I like something a crazy amount. So we can say, oh, my sister is head over heels in love with her new boyfriend.

我非常喜歡某物。所以我們可以說，哦，我姐姐瘋狂迷戀她的新男朋友。

Or I can say, wow, that new song, I am head over heels for that new song. It's just an idiom which means I like it a lot.

或者我可以說，哇，我瘋狂迷戀那首新歌。這只是個(gè)習(xí)語，表示我很喜歡它。

Moving on, we will now look at describing types of music using adjectives. So if in your examination somebody asks you, what kind of music do you enjoy, you can u all of the terms to help express yourlves within the exam.

繼續(xù)，我們現(xiàn)在來看用形容詞描述音樂的類型。所以在考試中，如果有人問你你喜歡哪種音樂，你可以使用這些話在考試中表達(dá)自己。

Let's take a look. First, we have the types of music and another word for type is genre.

我們來看看。首先，我們有音樂的類型，而另一個(gè)代表類型的詞是 genre。

Genre of music. So you can say, I love classical music.

音樂類型。所以你可以說，我愛古典音樂。

Classical music of cour is an older style of music. It's not modern.

當(dāng)然古典音樂是一種古老的音樂風(fēng)格。它不是現(xiàn)代的。

So we can say, not modern and it is music like Mozart. So if we look over here at words to describe the types of music, you can say, oh, I love classical music.

所以我們可以說不是現(xiàn)代的，像莫扎特那樣的音樂。所以如果我們看一下這里用來形容音樂類型的詞，你可以說，哦，我愛古典音樂。

I love classical music with a fast tempo. Tempo means how fast the beat is, like one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three.

我愛拍子快的古典音樂。拍子指的是節(jié)拍的速度，例如一二三，一二三，一二三，一二三，一二三。

And if your tempo is fast, we can say, oh, I love this song. It is so upbeat.

如果節(jié)奏很快，我們可以說，哦，我喜歡這首歌。它節(jié)奏很快。

That means it is a fast, quick tempo that makes you move. So upbeat means quick tempo.

這意味著它的節(jié)奏很快，讓你動(dòng)起來。所以節(jié)奏快指的是拍子快。

Looking over here, we have rock music. Rock music is the kind of music that has guitars and drums and bass.

看到這里，我們有搖滾音樂。搖滾音樂是一種使用吉他，鼓和貝斯的音樂類型。

So sometimes it is very heavy or loud. And let's take a look over here.

所以有時(shí)它很沉重或很大聲。讓我們看一下這里。

Do you like rock music? Someone may ask you.

你喜歡搖滾音樂嗎？有人可能會(huì)問你。

And you can say, oh, yes, I love heavy loud rock music with a fast tempo. Some rock songs are relaxing.

你可以說，哦，是的，我愛節(jié)奏快的沉重，大聲的搖滾音樂。有些搖滾歌曲令人放松。

But if I want to relax and be peaceful, I will listen to classical music. But for me, when I'm going to the gym, I like some upbeat piercing rock music.

但如果我想放松一下，保持平靜，我會(huì)聽古典音樂。但對(duì)我來說，當(dāng)我去健身房時(shí)，我喜歡一些歡樂的有穿透力的搖滾音樂。

And what piercing means, it means it goes straight through. That means it is very loud and very heavy.

有穿透力的意思是它直接穿過。這意味著它很大聲，很沉。

So piercing means heavy and it can be too loud for some people. Too loud.

所以有穿透力意味著很沉，而且對(duì)于某些人來說也可能太吵了。太吵了。

It can maybe hurt your ears, right. Let's look at another genre.

可能會(huì)傷害你的耳朵。我們來看另一種類型。

Hip hop. Hip hop is like rap music.

嘻哈。嘻哈就像說唱音樂。

Rap music and usually with hip hop music the drums are strong. And when people sing, they don't sing.

說唱音樂，通常有嘻哈音樂，而且鼓聲很大。人們唱歌的時(shí)候，他們并沒有唱歌。

So I'll say here don't sing. They will be more. . . they will u spoken words with a rhythm.

所以我在這里寫，沒有唱歌。他們更多的是......他們會(huì)使用帶有節(jié)奏的話語。

So it's more spoken. And looking over here, we have the word rhythmic.

所以它更像是話語。看到這里，我們有節(jié)奏這個(gè)詞。

Rhythmic means we have drums and bass that makes your head move in a rhythm, like. . . So rhythmic means drums and bass makes you move.

意味著我們有鼓和貝斯，讓你的頭有節(jié)奏地運(yùn)動(dòng)，像這樣......所以節(jié)奏意味著鼓和貝斯讓你動(dòng)起來。

So we can u that with hip-hop. You can say, oh, I love hip-hop.

所以我們可以描述嘻哈音樂的時(shí)候使用它。你可以說，哦，我喜歡嘻哈。

I love very rhythmic hip-hop that can make me move. But sometimes, I like some soft, relaxing hip-hop where the words will let me think about my life.

我喜歡很有節(jié)奏的嘻哈，可以讓我動(dòng)起來。但有時(shí)我喜歡一些柔和、輕松的嘻哈音樂，讓我思考我的生活。

If we look at this genre, k-pop, which stands for Korean pop. Korean pop is sometimes very loud.

如果我們看到這個(gè)類型，k-pop，即韓國(guó)流行音樂。韓國(guó)流行音樂有時(shí)會(huì)很大聲。

Sometimes very upbeat and has a fast tempo and also sometimes it can be very catchy. As we remember, we u the word earworm that means it can get stuck in our head.

有時(shí)很歡快而且節(jié)奏很快，有時(shí)也會(huì)非常抓耳。還記得嗎，我們使用了這個(gè)詞，耳朵蟲，意思是停留在我們的腦海里。

We will remember it a lot. Other words we can u to describe k-pop, I would say is lively, which means it is very upbeat and makes you feel happy.

我們會(huì)牢記它。其它我們可以用來形容 k-pop 的詞有生動(dòng)的，這意味著非常歡快，讓你感到快樂。

It's not oh, sad, like melancholic. Melancholic which means sad and a little depressive.

它不悲傷，憂郁。憂郁意味著悲傷和有點(diǎn)沮喪。

So let's just write here, sad, depressive. K-pop will not usually be melancholic unless if they are singing about a relationship that has ended.

所以就在這里寫悲傷，沮喪。K-pop 通常不會(huì)憂郁，除非它們唱的是關(guān)于一段已經(jīng)結(jié)束的戀愛關(guān)系。

Usually it will be lively and warm. Warm means very happy.

通常它會(huì)很活潑熱鬧。熱鬧的意思是非常歡快。

Of cour, happy and uplifting. Uplifting means that you were sad but you listen to it and now you feel better about life.

當(dāng)然就是歡快和令人振奮。令人振奮指的是你本來很悲傷，但你聽到這首歌，現(xiàn)在你覺得生活更美好了。

So when we say uplift, we can say makes you feel better or happier. So let's take a look over here.

所以當(dāng)我們可以振奮，我們可以說讓你感覺更好或更開心。我們看看這里。

We have the words punk music. Punk music is like a rock music, but it is very fast.

我們有朋克音樂。朋克音樂就像搖滾音樂一樣，但是速度非常快。

It has a fast tempo and sometimes it can be also melancholic and can be sad. We can say, oh, you know, I don't like k-pop.

它節(jié)奏很快，有時(shí)可能很憂郁，可能很悲傷。我們可以說，哦，你知道，我不喜歡 k-pop。

For me, k-pop is too warm and lively. I like some fast tempo, melancholic rock music or punk music.

對(duì)我來說，k-pop 太熱烈活潑了。我喜歡一些節(jié)奏快的，憂郁的搖滾音樂或朋克音樂。

Other words we can have is electronic music. Electronic music means it is from a computer or a synthesizer, which is an electric piano, but usually electronic music we make on a computer.

我們可以用的其他的詞還有電子音樂。電子音樂是指音樂來自計(jì)算機(jī)或電子鋼琴的合成器，但是通常是指我們?cè)谟?jì)算機(jī)上制作的電子音樂。

So when I say, oh, I love electronic music, we can u words, for example, mmm, I like some harmonic electronic music. Harmonic means that there are different harmonies that come together to create a more full and rich beautiful sound.

所以當(dāng)我說，哦，我愛電子音樂，我們可以使用這些詞，例如，嗯，我喜歡有和旋的電子音樂。和旋意味著會(huì)有不同的和聲共同創(chuàng)造出更飽滿，更豐富的優(yōu)美聲音。

Or if many people are singing, like five people are singing, we say that their voices are harmonic together. So harmonic means many sounds come and work together.

或者如果很多人在唱歌，例如五個(gè)人在唱歌，我們會(huì)說他們的聲音和在一起。所以和弦指的是很多聲音合在一起。

And the last genre we have over here is jazz. Now jazz usually is not very. . . not very warm or not very catchy often.

我們這里最后一個(gè)類型是爵士。爵士通常不是很熱鬧，或者不是很抓耳。

Sometimes jazz can be very complicated. And it's hard to get to a rhythm but jazz is very different.

有時(shí)爵士樂可能非常復(fù)雜。而且很難有節(jié)奏，但是爵士差異很大。

Some are more rhythmic, and some are more upbeat, but some can also be melancholic, and some can also be very piercing. Piercing, of cour, means like ah, it's not easy to listen to.

有的更富有節(jié)奏感，有的更歡快，但有的可能也很憂郁，有些也可能很有穿透力。當(dāng)然有穿透力是指像這樣，不太好聽。

So in conclusion, let's take a look at how we can bring the two together. The genres and the adjectives to describe them.

最后我們要看看如何將這兩部分合起來。用類型和形容詞來描述它們。

If somebody asks you, what kind of music do you like, what kind of music do you enjoy, why do you enjoy this genre of music, you can u all of the words. For example, I love classical music.

如果有人問你喜歡什么類型的音樂，你為什么喜歡這種音樂類型，你可以使用這些詞。例如，我喜歡古典音樂。

If I want to relax, it can be very relaxing for me when I am studying or when I want to just relax at home. We can also say, oh, I love some up-tempo rock music, or I love some fast tempo punk music.

如果我想放松一下，對(duì)我來說當(dāng)我學(xué)習(xí)或想要在家放松時(shí)，它可能會(huì)很令人放松。我們也可以說，哦，我喜歡一些快節(jié)奏的搖滾音樂，或者我喜歡一些快節(jié)奏的朋克音樂。

For me, it's so lively and it really makes me wake up and be active. We can also look at I love hip hop.

對(duì)我來說，它如此活潑，真的讓我提神并變得活躍起來。我們也可以看，我愛嘻哈。

Hip hop for me is very rhythmic and I like to go along with the beat when I work out. You can say, I love k-pop.

對(duì)我來說，嘻哈很有節(jié)奏感，我喜歡在鍛煉的時(shí)候跟隨節(jié)奏一起動(dòng)。你可以說我愛 k-pop。

I love lively, warm, uplifting k-pop, which is catchy and to make me move. And remember the word uplifting means if you are sad, it can make you ri up again and feel happy again.

我喜歡活潑、熱鬧、令人振奮的 k-pop，它很抓耳，而且讓我動(dòng)起來。請(qǐng)記住，令人振奮這個(gè)詞的意思如果你很難過，它會(huì)讓你再次振作起來，再次感到高興。

You can also say, I love electronic music. I like lively electronic music, but sometimes when I'm sad, I like to listen to some melancholic electronic music to just relax me.

你也可以說我愛電子音樂。我喜歡活潑的電子音樂，但有時(shí)當(dāng)我悲傷的時(shí)候，我喜歡聽一些憂郁的電子音樂放松一下。

And the last one, jazz. We can say, I love jazz.

最后一個(gè)，爵士樂。我們可以說，我愛爵士樂。

I like all kinds of jazz. I like upbeat jazz.

我喜歡各種爵士樂。我喜歡歡快的爵士樂。

I like some piercing rhythmic jazz. And sometimes I like some relaxing, melancholic jazz on a Sunday night.

我喜歡一些有穿透力、節(jié)奏感強(qiáng)的爵士樂。有時(shí)候周日晚上我喜歡一些放松的、憂郁的爵士樂。

So that concludes our lesson on music for today. So if you are preparing for your outs exam and people are going to ask you about music, you can go over the examples to really get familiar with the terms so that you can best your test, speaking of which, if you'd like to e more videos like the to prepare for your IELTS test, you can go to bestmytest. com.

我們今天關(guān)于音樂的課程就到這里。所以如果你正在準(zhǔn)備參加考試，而有人會(huì)向你提音樂相關(guān)的問題，你可以學(xué)習(xí)這些例句來真正熟悉使用這些說法，這樣你可以最好地進(jìn)行測(cè)試，說到這個(gè)，如果你想要看更多類似這樣的視頻來備考雅思，考試做準(zhǔn)備，你可以訪問 bestmytest. com。

And if you like it, maybe comment or check out some more videos. So this is teacher Neil saying thank you and have a nice day.

如果你喜歡，也許可以評(píng)論或查看更多視頻。我是尼爾老師，謝謝你們，祝你們有愉快的一天。