楽器が弾けるようになりたいと思っていてピアノはポピュラーで教室が多いからって英語でなんて言うの？

I want to be able to ~. ~ができるようになりたい。 play an instrument 楽器を弾く ~ is popular ~は人気がある Piano is popular ピアノは人気がある there are many classes 教室が多い Piano is popular and there are many classes. ピアノは人気があって教室も多い。 I want to be able to play an instrument. Piano is popular and there are many classes. 楽器が弾けるようになりたい。ピアノは人気があって教室も多い。 長い文章は無理せずカンマかピリオドで区切るといいと思います。 ピアノがんばってね！

1. It has always been my dream to play a musical instrument and besides, piano teachers are two a penny. If something has always been your dream then it's a wish that you had or would like fulfilled. The phrase, "two a penny" means that it is something that is very common and not difficult to source. Example sentence: Tall, thin models are two a penny in Hollywood. 2. Piano was my instrument of choice because I've always wanted to play a musical instrument and besides, piano teachers can be found on every corner. The phrase, "instrument of choice" means that this is what you selected/chose/opted for. The phrase, ''can be found on every corner" means all over or everywhere. Example sentence: A beggar can be found on every corner in Bengal.

All of these phrases convey your key information: you play the piano, it's a popular instrument, and a lot of places offer piano lessons. The third phrase is probably the most simple.

Knowing how to play an instrument is a great advantage. Some people use this advantage as a hobby while others use it as a career. You can teach music or play in a band. There are many opportunities. This sentence explains that you know playing the piano is popular and that you didn't have any problems finding a teacher to teach you how to play

One way to say there are many places that offer lessons, is to say there is easy access to lessons. This means that teachers are common and there is no difficulty to find lessons. You can express the popularity of playing the piano with saying, "One reason I started to learn the piano is because it is popular". Some examples of answers as to why you play piano could be that you want to express yourself with music. The piano is a way for you to express your creative side through music.

1- This is a simple "because" sentence explaining your motivation to learn how to play piano and the fact that it was a popular instrument at the time when you made your decision. 2- This is a similar sentence in its meaning. 3- In this example, you are first explaining the circumstances (piano lessons were popular) and then you provide the outcome (so I chose piano)

All the sentence express a want to learn to play an instrument. They also express that piano is the most popular and available. Last one is the easiest.

You can use the past perfect tense to indicate the time before you started learning piano. The verb phrase 'you can find.....' is used to indicate that piano teachers are common.

If you would like to tell someone why you chose to play the piano, you can say something like "I started playing the piano because I wanted to learn and instrument and the piano was one that was very popular and had tons of places I could take classes at." or "I chose to play the piano because it was a popular instrument that I could easily find lessons for and I just really wanted to learn an instrument.".

When asked why you started playing the piano, you want to explain the reason: you wanted to be able to play an instrument, and because the piano is popular, and there are many places you can take lessons. In that case, one of the above suggestions may be appropriate. There are always diverse ways of saying something and it is necessary to consider factors such as: nationality of the listener, body language and appropriacy when forming your response or conversing.

A good expression to use that suggests that one has a strong desire to do something is "determined." This would be said if the goal is a high priority. "A dime a dozen" is an idiom that means that there is a large amount of something, though it could possibly be taken as a way to express that the value of something is low, so it is important to be cautious when using this idiom to avoid causing offense to anyone.