Musical Instruments in Chinese
In Mandarin, musical instruments is 乐器 (yuèqì), written 樂器 in Traditional characters. Drums, guitars, pianos, violins and more. Many instrument names end in 琴.
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How do you say “musical instruments” in Chinese?
乐器 (yuèqì), or 樂器 in Traditional characters.
Where should a beginner start with musical instruments in Chinese?
Start with music: 鼓 (drum), 吉他 (guitar), 钢琴 (piano), 小号 (trumpet). Each lesson takes a few minutes, with pictures and audio, and no sign-up.
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