“When referring to a nonspecific instrument we use “play”. If it’s specific like a piano the verb is made out of the noun (I’m pianoing). “I’m playing the piano” is grammatically correct but it’s rarely used. “
I mean in korean they have lots of verbs specific to nouns to use as the english word play. is used to play an instrument unless it’s a piano which is which can also mean to hit something.
“When referring to a nonspecific instrument we use “play”. If it’s specific like a piano the verb is made out of the noun (I’m pianoing). “I’m playing the piano” is grammatically correct but it’s rarely used. “
“In Tamil ( A South Indian language), we use to “read” an instrument. “
Harass
Pisadinha (litle kick)
Hit or strike. And it is also synonymous with steal.
“In Hebrew, it’s a different verb (lngn) which means “playing music” “
In German instruments are played too
“in romanian you “sing” at an instrument “
“worth the downvote, but it reminds me that in Arabic, we “drink” hookah “
I mean in korean they have lots of verbs specific to nouns to use as the english word play. is used to play an instrument unless it’s a piano which is which can also mean to hit something.