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Usages of kyoku
この 曲 は 暖かい 気持ち を 与えます。kono kyoku wa atatakai kimochi o ataemasu.
This tune gives a warm feeling.
昼ご飯 後、 曲 を 聞きます。hirugohan ato, kyoku o kikimasu.
I listen to music after lunch.
この 曲 は 一番 人気 が あります。kono kyoku wa ichiban ninki ga arimasu.
This song is the most popular.
この 曲 の フルート の ソロ は 難しい です。kono kyoku no furuuto no soro wa muzukashii desu.
The flute solo in this piece is difficult.
その レコード に は 有名な 曲 が たくさん あります。sono rekoodo ni wa yuumeina kyoku ga takusan arimasu.
That record has many famous songs.
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