My Music oor Igbo

My Music

A folder that stores the user's music library.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Igbo

Egwu Mụ

A folder that stores the user's music library.

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“My music is almost always playing —even when I’m cleaning, cooking, running errands, or studying.”
Ọ fọrọ ntakịrị ka ọ bụrụ na m na-akpọ egwú mgbe niile—mgbe m na-ehicha ụlọ, na-esi nri, na-aga ozi ma ọ bụ na-amụ ihe.”

I was intrigued by black magic, thinking that it would enrich my musical compositions.
Nke masịrị m bụ ịkụ ọgwụ, n’ihi na m chere na ọ ga-enyere m aka ide egwú dị ụtọ karị.

Would he listen to my music?
Ọ̀ ga-ege egwú ndị m na-ege?

“Once my dad suspected that one of my music CDs was bad,” says a girl named Cheryl.
Otu nwa agbọghọ aha ya bụ Cheryl, sịrị: “O nwere oge papa m chere na egwú ndị m na-ege adịghị mma.

I can control my music if I .....
Ihe m ga-eme ka egwú ghara iri m isi bụ .....

Is my music interfering with my family relationships?
Egwú m na-ege ọ̀ na-akpata nsogbu n’ezinụlọ anyị?

What Is the Message of My Music?
Gịnị Ka A Na-agụ n’Egwú Ahụ?

With my hearing aids, I could enjoy music somewhat, but my choice of music was questionable.
N’iji ihe na-enyere m aka ịnụ ihe eme ihe, apụrụ m igetụ egwú, ma egwú m na-ahọrọ adịghị mma.

Yet, my love for music also tugged at my heartstrings.
N’agbanyeghị nke ahụ, enwekwara m oké mmasị n’egwú.

At that time, my father’s musical interests superseded all others, and he was moving toward a professional career.
N’oge ahụ, mmasị nna m nwere n’egwú karịrị ihe nile ọzọ, ọ nọkwa na-eru n’ókè nke ịghọ ọrụ ọ bụ ọkachamara na ya.

I also saw the need to change my taste in music.
M hụkwara na ọ dị mkpa ka m gbanwee ụdị egwú m na-enwe mmasị na ya.

My brothers’ first musical performance was in 1978 at the Higüey town hall.
Egwú mbụ ụmụnne m kụrụ n’ihu ọha bụ n’afọ 1978 n’ụlọ ezumezu Higüey.

Still, I am grateful for the opportunity I was given to pursue my love of music, in particular the piano.
Otú ọ dị, enwere m ekele maka ohere e nyere m ịmụ egwú bụ́ ihe m nwere mmasị na ya, karịsịa ịpị piano.

Later, I get together with my friends for some music, and so on.”
E mesịa, ana m esoro ndị enyi m nọkọọ igere egwú ụfọdụ, na ime ihe ndị ọzọ.”

19 Ask yourself, ‘Does my choice of movies, video games, music, or other forms of entertainment fill my mind with “whatever things are chaste”?’
19 Jụọ onwe gị, sị, ‘Fim, egwuregwu vidio, ma ọ bụ ụdị ntụrụndụ ndị ọzọ m na-ahọrọ hà na-eme ka m na-eche banyere “ihe ọ bụla nke dị ọcha”?’

(Psalm 137:5, 6, Today’s English Version) Although I love music, my greatest joy comes from loyally serving Jehovah, who has rewarded me with a full and satisfying life.
(Abụ Ọma 137:5, 6, Today’s English Version) Ọ bụ ezie na m nwere mmasị n’egwú, ọṅụ m kasịnụ na-esite n’iji nguzosi ike n’ihe na-ejere Jehova ozi, bụ́ onye jiworo ndụ zuru ezu ma na-enye afọ ojuju gọzie m.

Yet, the music stayed in my mind for a long time.
Ma, egwú ahụ ekweghị apụ m apụ n’obi.

But music is not my career.
Ma egwú abụghị ọrụ m.

A MUSICIAN himself, my father observed that my seven older brothers had musical talent.
NNA m n’onwe ya bụ onye na-akụ egwú, ọ chọpụtakwara na ụmụnne m ndị nwoke asaa tọrọ m nwere nkà nke ịkụ egwú.

“Sometimes a little frustrated that I don’t have more time to practice,” she admits, “but I still play my instruments and enjoy music.
“Mgbe ụfọdụ ana m enwetụ nkụda mmụọ na adịghị m enwekwu oge ịkụ egwú,” ka ọ na-ekweta, “ma aka m na-akpọ ngwá egwú m ma na-anụ ụtọ ha.

“I like Spanish music,” says Fernando, “but my roommate is always criticizing it.”
“M na-enwe mmasị n’egwu ndị Spen,” ka Fernando na-ekwu, “ma onye mụ na ya bi na-akatọ ya mgbe nile.”

I also learned to play the piano, and music and ballroom dancing became my hobbies.
Amụtakwara m ịkpọ piano, egwú na ịgba egwú ghọkwara ihe ndị m ji atụrụ ndụ.

Ilaria, who lives in Italy, says: “My parents took an interest in the music I listened to.
Otu nwa agbọghọ bí n’Ịtali aha ya bụ Ilaria sịrị: “Nne na nna m malitere ige ụdị egwú na-amasị m.

Are slang expressions that are used in the music starting to creep into my vocabulary?’ —1 Corinthians 15:33.
Àmụtawala m okwu rụrụ arụ ndị e ji gụọ egwú ahụ?’—1 Ndị Kọrịnt 15:33.

“After he married my mom, my stepdad cracked down on every kind of music I enjoyed.
“Di mama m na-atụchakarị egwú ọ bụla m na-ege.