意味
Enjoying audio.
文化的背景
In Russia, 'listening to music' is often a social activity. In the 90s and 2000s, it was common to see groups of friends sitting on benches with a boombox or a phone, sharing the latest tracks. During the Soviet era, listening to 'Western' music (like jazz or rock) was sometimes seen as a political statement. People would listen to 'records on ribs' (X-ray films used as vinyl). The social network VKontakte (VK) is the primary hub for music in Russia. 'Слушать музыку в ВК' is a phrase almost every Russian speaker knows. Russia takes great pride in its classical composers. 'Слушать Чайковского' (listening to Tchaikovsky) is considered a mark of a 'cultured' person (интеллигентный человек).
The 'U' Rule
Remember that for A1, 'музыка' almost always becomes 'музыку' because you are usually doing something TO it (listening, playing, loving).
No 'To'!
English speakers always want to say 'слушать к музыке'. Resist the urge! No preposition is needed.
意味
Enjoying audio.
The 'U' Rule
Remember that for A1, 'музыка' almost always becomes 'музыку' because you are usually doing something TO it (listening, playing, loving).
No 'To'!
English speakers always want to say 'слушать к музыке'. Resist the urge! No preposition is needed.
Perfective vs Imperfective
Use 'послушать' if you're suggesting a quick listen: 'Давай послушаем!'
Ask for Recommendations
Russians love sharing music. Asking 'Что мне послушать?' (What should I listen to?) is a great way to build rapport.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct ending for the word 'музыка'.
Я люблю слушать музык___.
The verb 'слушать' requires the Accusative case. For feminine nouns ending in -а, the ending changes to -у.
Choose the correct verb for 'listening' (intentional).
Тихо! Я ______ музыку.
'Слушаю' means you are intentionally paying attention, which fits the context of asking for silence.
Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the phrase.
— Что ты делал вчера вечером? — Я весь вечер ________.
The question is in the past tense ('делал'), so the answer must also be in the past tense ('слушал').
Match the phrase to the situation.
Which phrase would you use if you are at a party and want the volume higher?
This is a suggestion to increase the volume of the activity.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題Я люблю слушать музык___.
The verb 'слушать' requires the Accusative case. For feminine nouns ending in -а, the ending changes to -у.
Тихо! Я ______ музыку.
'Слушаю' means you are intentionally paying attention, which fits the context of asking for silence.
— Что ты делал вчера вечером? — Я весь вечер ________.
The question is in the past tense ('делал'), so the answer must also be in the past tense ('слушал').
Which phrase would you use if you are at a party and want the volume higher?
This is a suggestion to increase the volume of the activity.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問It is always 'слушать музыку'. Russian does not use a preposition here.
Yes! You can replace 'музыку' with 'песню' (song), 'радио' (radio), or 'подкаст' (podcast).
'Слушать' is the ongoing process, while 'послушать' is a completed or short action.
For a male: 'Я слушал музыку'. For a female: 'Я слушала музыку'.
No, but it is very informal. Don't use it with your teacher or boss.
Yes, in negative sentences, it often changes to the Genitive: 'Я не слушаю музыки', though 'музыку' is also common in modern speech.
Слушать классическую музыку. Both words change their endings to -ую/-у.
Yandex Music and VK Music are the most popular in Russia.
Only in the reflexive form 'слушаться'. 'Слушать музыку' only means listening.
Because it's the direct object of the verb, so it must be in the Accusative case.
関連フレーズ
слушать радио
similarTo listen to the radio
играть музыку
contrastTo play music
наслаждаться музыкой
builds onTo enjoy music
слышать музыку
contrastTo hear music
врубить музыку
specialized formTo blast music
