Oh, dude, to say "she likes listening to music" in French, you would say "Elle aime écouter de la musique." It's like saying "she enjoys jamming out to tunes" but with a French twist. So, next time you want to impress someone with your multilingual skills, just drop that line casually.
Ma maman aime _couter de la musique is how you say my mum likes listening to music in French. There are so many resources that can facilitate English to French translations.
écouter de la musique
opinions are different but nobody should force another to stop listening to the music he likes.
I listen to music- J'ecoute de la musique
I think it is if you enjoy listening to music
I love listening to music: j'aime écouter la musique
Ecouter!
I've heard her say in some interviews that she likes making and listening to music, painting, cooking, and anything to express herself.
'She likes to dance', in French, is 'Elle aime danser'
Shure. He's just listening to music.
hein likes better
He/she likes to work is "il / elle aime travailler" in French.