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English in 1 Minute, Hear vs Listen - English In A Minute

Hear vs Listen - English In A Minute

Hi! I'm Roy,

and today I'm going to tell you the difference between

two words that are often confused: hear and listen.

'Hear' is the verb we use to talk about the ability.

It doesn't mean that we want to hear something.

It's about sounds coming to our ears.

I can hear the air conditioning.

It doesn't mean that I want to hear it, but I can.

The verb 'listen' is often followed by the preposition 'to'.

We use this verb when we're paying attention

or focusing on sounds.

I hope you're listening to me.

That means I hope you're paying attention.

Compare these two sentences:

I can hear some music (somewhere).

I am listening to some music.

I'm listening to a song that I want to listen to.

Anyway, I've got to go.

I can hear my boss calling me.

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Hi! I'm Roy, ||Roy

and today I'm going to tell you the difference between ||||||||Unterschied| |today||going to|||||distinction|among and today I'm going to tell you the difference between

two words that are often confused: hear and listen. два|||||||| two|sound perception||||||| |||||混淆的字||| |Worte|||||hören|und|hören |||||zaměňovány||| ||||||oír||escuchar Sıklıkla karıştırılan iki kelime: duymak ve dinlemek.

'Hear' is the verb we use to talk about the ability. ||||||||||能力 |||Verb|||||||Fähigkeit ||||||||||capacidad ||||||||||capacidade 'Duymak', yetenek hakkında konuşmak için kullandığımız fiildir. '听'是我们用来谈论能力的动词。

It doesn't mean that we want to hear something. Bu, bir şey duymak istediğimiz anlamına gelmez. 这并不意味着我们想要听到什么。

It's about sounds coming to our ears. ||||||耳朵 |||arriving|||ears |||||nuestras|oídos Kulağımıza gelen seslerle ilgili. 这与声音传到我们的耳朵有关。

I can hear the air conditioning. |могу|||| |||||conditioning ||||空氣|空調系統 |||||Klimaanlage |||||klimatizace |||||aire acondicionado Я слышу звук кондиционера. Klimanın sesini duyabiliyorum. 我能听到空调的声音。

It doesn't mean that I want to hear it, but I can. |||||||slyšet|||| Bu, duymak istediğim anlamına gelmiyor ama duyabilirim. 这并不意味着我想听,而是我可以听。 这并不是说我想听,但我可以。

The verb 'listen' is often followed by the preposition 'to'. |||||následováno|||předložka| ||||||||Präposition| "Dinlemek" fiilini genellikle "etmek" edatı takip eder. 动词‘listen’通常后面跟着介词‘to’。

We use this verb when we're paying attention ||||když||věnovat| ||||||zahlen| 当我们集中注意力时,我们会用这个动词 我们在注意时使用这个动词。

or focusing on sounds. |zaměřením||zvuky |專注於聲音|| |paying attention to||auditory elements ya da seslere odaklanmak. 或者专注于声音。

I hope you're listening to me. |||paying attention|| yo||||| Надеюсь, вы меня слушаете. 我希望你在听我说话。

That means I hope you're paying attention. |||||věnuješ| |indicates||wish||| Yani umarım dikkatini veriyorsundur. 这意味着我希望你在注意。

Compare these two sentences: porovnej||| 比較這兩句話||| Vergleiche||| сравните||| Bu iki cümleyi karşılaştırın:

I can hear some music (somewhere). |||||どこか eu||||| (Bir yerlerde) müzik sesi duyabiliyorum.

I am listening to some music. Я слушаю музыку. Biraz müzik dinliyorum.

I'm listening to a song that I want to listen to. ||||歌曲|||||| ||||song|||||| ||||песню|||||| Ich höre ein Lied, das ich hören möchte. 聴きたい曲を聴いているんだ。 Я слушаю песню, которую хочу слушать. Dinlemek istediğim bir şarkıyı dinliyorum. 我正在听一首我想听的歌。 我在听一首我想听的歌。

Anyway, I've got to go. всё равно|мне||| Regardless|||| Wie auch immer, ich muss los. В любом случае, мне пора идти. Neyse, gitmem gerek. 不管怎样,我得走了。 无论如何,我得走了。

I can hear my boss calling me. |||||volá| |||||summoning| |||||chamando| 上司が私を呼ぶ声が聞こえる。 Я слышу, как мой босс зовет меня. Patronumun beni çağırdığını duyabiliyorum. 我听到老板在叫我。 我听到我的老板在叫我。