Usages of muziko
Se mi havus alian bileton, mi invitus amikinon al la koncerto por aŭskulti belan muzikon.
If I had another ticket, I would invite a (female) friend to the concert to listen to beautiful music.
Mia amiko invitas nin al festo, kie ni dancos kaj aŭskultos laŭtan muzikon.
My friend invites us to a party where we will dance and listen to loud music.
La laŭta muziko en la najbara ĉambro ĝenas nin, do ni fermas la pordon.
The loud music in the neighboring room bothers us, so we close the door.
La muziko estas tro laŭta por la dormanta infano.
The music is too loud for the sleeping child.
La muziko sonas tiel laŭte, ke la infano ne povas dormi.
The music sounds so loud that the child cannot sleep.
Nia komunumo volas muzikon en la parko.
Our community wants music in the park.
La konkurso komenciĝas post la muziko.
The contest begins after the music.
La festivalo havas ne nur muzikon, sed ankaŭ konkurson.
The festival has not only music, but also a contest.
La muziko restis en mia koro.
The music remained in my heart.
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