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お好きな歌や音楽はありますか?よく口ずさんでいた歌を教えていただけますか?

おすきなうたやおんがくはありますか?よくくちずさんでいたうたをおしえていただけますか?

Is there any music or songs you love? Could you share a song you used to hum often?

Romaji: Osuki na uta ya ongaku wa arimasu ka? Yoku kuchizusande ita uta o oshiete itadakemasu ka? / Reply Romaji: Wakamono no koro ni hayatta uta ga suki deshita yo. Natsukashii ne.

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若い者の頃に流行った歌が好きでしたよ。懐かしいね。

わかいもののころにはやったうたがすきでしたよ。なつかしいね。

I loved the songs that were popular when I was young. So nostalgic.

Gesture & etiquette

Lean in with genuine curiosity. If the senior begins to hum, join softly or nod in rhythm. Never rush or change the subject — musical memories deserve unhurried space.

Music memory is often preserved far longer than other types of memory. Asking about favourite songs invites the senior to hum, sing, or recall lyrics — an act that brings genuine joy. Follow by humming a phrase if you recognize it, or simply say 'Natsukashii desu ne' (How nostalgic).

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"お好きな歌や音楽はありますか?よく口ずさんでいた歌を教えていただけますか?" — Is there any music or songs you love? Could you share a song you used to hum often? (Care · Conversation, JLPT N4)