"She doesn't like music." "And she doesn't like me either."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"She doesn't like music." "Nor do I."

"She doesn't like music." "And she doesn't like me either."

"She likes music, doesn't she?" "So she does."

"She likes music." "So do I."

She likes music no less than I.

She as well as her friends is fond of music.

Her music is not up too much.

It happened that she and I liked the same kind of music.

She's excessively fond of music.

She likes music very much.

She likes music better than anything else.

She finds an unfailing resource in music.

She finds an everlasting enjoyment in music.

She is musically inclined.

She likes music very much.

She has a love of music.

She cannot appreciate music [painting].

She has no ear for music [no eye for painting].

She's fond of children [music, playing the piano].

She's soaked in music.

She likes music very much.

She has a love of music.

"No one likes you." "It's not true!"

“You don't like it?"—“Of cóurse nòt."

She likes listening to music.

She likes to listen to music.

“She's not here."—“No matter."

She prefers quiet music-the baroque, for example.

She prefers quiet music - the baroque, for example.

She especially likes music.