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I have no ear for music.
私は音楽を聞き分かる力がない。
He was awoken by the noise.
彼は騒音で目を覚まされた。
He was roused by a loud knocking at the door.
彼は戸が騒がしくノックされる音に起こされた。
You will come to like this kind of music.
君はこの種の音楽が好きになるだろう。
He excelled in music even as a child.
彼は子どもの時から音楽にずばぬけていた。
Suddenly, he heard a strange sound.
突然、彼は奇妙な音を耳にした。
Noise pollution could be avoided if only people were more sensitive to the environment.
騒音公害は、人々が環境にもっと敏感でありさえすれば避けることができるのに。
You have no sense of direction.
君は方向音痴だ。
Do you care for classical music?
あなたはクラシック音楽がすきですか。
Her musical talent was indifferent.
彼女は音楽の才能はまあまあだった。
"I can't think with that noise," she said, as she stared at the typewriter.
「あの音で考え事ができないわ」と、彼女はタイプライターを見つめながら言った。
The Japanese and Chinese pronunciation for kanji is very different, isn't it?
日本語と中国語の漢字の発音はとても違いますね。
Are you interested in Japanese music?
日本の音楽には興味がありますか。
You will soon get accustomed to the noises.
あなたもすぐ騒音には慣れるでしょう。
Do you mind if I turn down the TV?
テレビの音を小さくしてもいい?
Will you play some dance records?
ダンス音楽のレコードをかけてくれないか。
I cannot put up with all that noise.
私は、そういった音はすべて我慢できない。
His music was not popular at home.
彼の音楽は本国では人気がなかった。
He was listening to music.
彼は音楽を聞いていた。
She has a great faculty for music.
彼女は音楽に優れた才能がある。
You won't really be able to hear the difference between sounds that you can't distinguish by pronouncing, so even if you don't feel like communicating, pronunciation is important. Pronunciation can also be a hint for remembering how a word is spelled.