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Music: Genres and Musical Instruments

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Resumen

Music: Genres and Musical Instruments

Puntos clave

Es importante que aprendas palabras diferentes para poder expresarte con fluidez. En este resumen, verás vocabulario relacionado con la música y los instrumentos. Si lo repasas con frecuencia, ¡no se te olvidará!

Info 1: Estilos de música e instrumentos musicales

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Classical	Clásica	I love *classical* music!
Hip-hop	Hip hop	I used to listen to *hip-hop* music
Jazz	Jazz	I have two *jazz* albums
Pop	Pop	My favourite music style is *pop*
Reggae	Reggae	I don't know any *reggae* singer
Cello	Violonchelo	Do you play *cello*?
Double bass	Contrabajo	The *double bass* is a heavy instrument
Drums	Batería	I like playing the *drums*
Electric guitar	Guitarra eléctrica	Sophie is taking *electric* *guitar* lessons
Flute	Flauta	I love the sound of the *flute*
Piano	Piano	Steve can play the *piano*
Saxophone	Saxofón	Have you ever played the *saxophone*?
Tambourine	Pandereta	We play the *tambourine* at Christmas
Trumpet	Trompeta	I have bought a new *trumpet*
Violin	Violín	They can't find their *violins*

Info 2: Vocabulario extra sobre estilos de música e instrumentos

iNGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Accordion	Acordeón	I want to learn how to play the *accordion*
Castanets	Castañuelas	*Castanets* are a typical Spanish instrument
Maracas	Maracas	The sound of the maracas* reminds me of the beach*
Rap	Rap	I can't *rap*
Rock	Rock	My dad went to a *rock* concert a year ago

Recuerda que: ¡El verbo To Play significa tocar! Este verbo se coloca justo delante del instrumento específico: I play the violin.

Info adicional 1: Idioms relacionados con la música

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
To blow one's own trumpet	Hablar de sí mismo, alardear de méritos propios	He spent the whole morning *blowing his own trumpet*
To dance to somebody's tune	Danzar al son de alguien, hacer lo que otra persona quiere	My brother always *dances to his friend's tune*, it's so annoying
To take two to tango	La responsabilidad es de las dos personas por igual	She is trying to blame me for the argument but it *takes two to tango*!

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