Examples of using "Müzikten" in a sentence and their english translations:
I like music. Do you like music?
Nancy likes music.
I do like classical music!
She understands music.
My dad is not fond of music.
- My father doesn't like music.
- My father does not like music.
What music do you like?
I hate music.
I don't understand music.
I like pop music.
Melanie likes music.
We like music.
I was moved by the music.
Tom understands music.
I like rock music.
but cannot concentrate because of the music.
- I like classical music.
- I enjoy classical music.
I like this music.
You do like music, don't you?
Mary likes country music.
- I don't like that kind of music.
- I don't like this kind of music.
I like instrumental music.
I hate this music.
Betty likes classical music.
Which kind of music do you like?
Generally I don't like country music.
- He has a great fondness for music.
- He likes music very much.
- He likes music a lot.
Tom doesn't like classical music.
I don't like loud music.
I like loud music.
What kind of music did you like when you were in high school?
Young people like popular music.
I like English better than music.
Tom likes football and music.
It seems that Cathy likes music.
She hates country music.
That girl likes that music.
Tom likes music, doesn't he?
We seem to like the same kind of music.
Tom doesn't know much about classical music.
Tom likes this kind of music.
I hate this kind of music.
I don't really like this kind of music.
I really like this kind of music.
Does Tom like classical music?
Do you like this kind of music?
"I like music." "What is that supposed to mean? Is there anyone who doesn't like music?"
Talking of music, what kind of music do you like?
What kind of music do you think Tom likes?
I feel I'm growing out of pop music.
It seems to me that he likes music.
I like music, and I listen to it every day.
It seems that Tom likes classical music.
What kind of music did you like when you were younger?
I thought Mary liked this kind of music.
They sat still as if they were charmed by the music.
I want to find out what kind of music Tom likes.
Tom asked Mary what kind of music she liked.
Tom and Mary don't like the same kind of music.
Tom says he likes this kind of music.
Tom and Mary like the same kind of music.
Do you like the same kind of music that Tom does?
- I thought Tom said he liked this kind of music.
- I thought that Tom said he liked this kind of music.
- I thought Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
- I thought that Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
- I thought Tom said he liked this kind of music.
- I thought that Tom said he liked this kind of music.
- I thought Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
- I thought that Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
Who that understands music could say his playing is good?
I like vocal music better than instrumental music.
He likes dancing, much more music.
He really enjoys and appreciates classical music.
Ann likes music very much.
Some of the girls like that sort of music, and some don't.
Tom seems to like the same kind of music as Mary.
Tom yelled over the music.
Betty likes classical music.
Even if you don't like music, you'll enjoy his concert.
Tom shouted over the music.
As is often the case with educated people, he likes classical music better than popular music.