Itmeansbeing a relationshipwithWeusetheverbtoseeforthatoneofthethingsthatissaidaboutthisphrasesthatifsomeoneusesthephrase, weshouldstartseeingotherpeople.
There's a goodchancethatpersonisalreadyseeingsomeoneelse.
Ouch.
Ouch!
Youdeservebetter.
Thenextphraseisyoudeservebetter.
Oh, soifsomeonesaystoyouyoudeservebetter, I thinkweshouldendtherelationship.
I thinkdependingonwhereyoulive, youmighthearthemcalledliveshows.
ButusuallyonAmericanEnglish, Wejustsayconcert a concert.
Soin a sentence, I'm goingto a concertthisweekendtoseeinconcert.
Thenextexpressionistheverbweusefor a liveshow.
Sothenextexpressionistoseein a concertortoseeinconcert.
SoweuseAh, theartist's namealongwiththisphrase.
So, forexample, I'm goingtoseeColdplayinconcert.
I'm goingtoseeAdeleinconcertesoyouuse.
I'm goingtoseeartist's nameinconcertor, um, in a concert.
Whenisthatinconcertorin a concert?
BothareOkay, soin a differentsentence, I'm goingtoseemyfavoritebandinconcert.
Meaninglive.
Whodo I wanttoseeinconcert?
I wanttoseeMichaelJacksoninconcert.
Yeah, I wouldhavelovedtoseehiminconcert.
He's myfavoritetolistentomusic, tolistentoartist.
Thenextwordarethenextphraseistolistentoplusmusicortolistentoanartistsoyoucanuse, Ah, thisverbwiththetypeofmusicorwith a specificartistorbandorgroupthatyoulike.
So I liketolistentorockmusic.
I liketolistentoAh, popmusic, whatever.
Anothersentences.
I likelisteningtobeyonc?
I likeyes, soyoucanusetolistentoorlisteningtobotharefinehere.
I likelisteningtofunk.
It's fine.
I likelisteningtofunkyartistsisfine.
I likelisteningtoqueensoftheStone.
Ageisfine.
AlloftheseGreat.
Whodoyoulistento?
I listentoyoutowrite a songtowritemusic.
Thenextexpressionistowrite a songortowritemusic.
Soifyouwanttomakemusicyourself, youcansaywrite a songwhichjustmeansonesong, maybethreeorfourminutes, usuallyinpopularmusic, ortowritemusicingeneral.
So, um, youcanusebothoftheseexpressions.
Songismorespecific.
Musicismoregeneral.
Soin a sentence, myfriendsstartedwritingsongsrecentlyorin a differentsentence.
Writingmusicisreallyfuntrack.
Thenextexpressionistracktrack, sowecanusesong.
Yes, butforexample, whenyoulookatahalbumlikeoniTunesormaybelike a CD, forexample, each.
Ah, eachsongisassigned a number.
That's thetracknumbersowecansay, uh, I liketracknumberthreeorTrackthree.
Weusedtracktotalkabout a songsoyoucansaythisis a goodsongorthisis a goodtrack.
BothareokaytouseSongandtrackarebothfine.
Um, soin a sentence, I reallylikethattrackfromhisalbumBeat.
Thenextwordisbeat, sotheBeatissortofthefeelingof a songthatusuallyit's easytohearbecausethere's like a bassdrumorthere's somekindofheavyfeeling.
Itgivesyouthesenseofrhythmof a song.
Soin a sentencewewouldsaylikeSongshouldhave a catchybeat, orthatthatthatsonghas a reallycatchybeator I likethebeatofthatsongtemposotempo.
Thenextwordistempo.
Tempomeansthepaceof a song.
Howfast, orhowslow a songgoes.
So, uh, youcanhavesongswith a fasttempoorwith a slowtempoorsomewhereinbetween, soyoucanchangethetempoofthesongandmaybechangethefeeling.
Ah, in a sentence.
Trackswith a slowtempoarenice, ownquieteveningsupbeat.