ピアノは習っていないけど、家でピアノを弾くのが好きですって英語でなんて言うの？

1. "I don't take lessons; I just play (piano) for fun." I think a good, casual reply to this question is: "I don't take lessons, I just play for fun." It is optional if you want to include "piano", but I think it would sound most casual if "piano" was omitted. I think this is a good response because it is brief. 2. "I've never taken lessons; I just play (piano) for fun." *** "I've never taken lessons" is another way of saying "I don't take lessons". 3. "I've never received formal training; I've only played piano during my free time." I think this is a good response if you would like to be more formal. *** "receive formal training" means to take serious lessons or classes. I hope this helps! Good luck!✰✰

As a hobby, piano playing may be a rewarding and creative pastime and of course, there is a phenomenally wide range of ability amongst all the people who take up piano playing, either seriously or as an intermittent player. The traditional way of learning piano is to have regular lessons, practise alone, and then slowly work your way through a series of progressively more difficult exams. Or you can just self-teach and play 'for your own amusement.'

If you have had lessons in the past, but do not take piano lessons anymore, you can say "I no longer take professional lessons. I just play for fun.". If you have taught yourself piano "from scratch" (that means from the very beginning, without any previous effort or knowledge) you can say "I have never had professional lessons. I only play for leisure." or "I taught myself to play piano.".

"I'm not taking lessons, I just play for fun." This explains to the teacher that you are not taking lessons and you just play at home by yourself for fun. "No, I am trying to teach myself at home for fun." This politely explains to the teacher that you do not take lessons but you are trying to teach yourself how to play it.

This is a way of telling someone that even though you do not take professional piano lessons you are still able to play for fun at home. You know about the piano without being trained.

I don't take piano lessons but I do have a piano at home and I play it for fun. I don't take piano lessons but I play for fun in my free time. I don't take lessons. I just play for fun. - You would say this if you do not take lessons. I don't take piano lessons anymore. Now, I just play for fun. - You would say this if you took piano lessons in he past but now you do not.

When you want to explain to a person that you don't take piano lessons but just play at home for fun; you may explain it in the following ways: -I don't take any lessons but I play at home for fun -I don't take lessons but I play the piano at home for fun

"I play piano for fun" This sentence is stating that you enjoy playing piano, that you aren't so serious about being a pianist (someone who plays the piano), that you like to have a good time. "I don't take piano lessons I just mess around" To 'mess around' is to state that you have fun, don't care too much about something, you just do it, ex. "Do you want a mess about on the football pitch" (to play football).