Would you demonstrate the Korean use of "play"? I noticed Korean has a number of different forms of the word "play" while English uses just one for multiple meanings. Would you translate the passage to demonstrate the different ones in use given the context so I can have them all together? Some in the passage below are English idioms using the word "play" and I think it would be helpful to see that in Korean as well (if there's an equivalent word or phrase). I played on the playground when I was a child. Now that I'm an adult, I play the piano, and I play tennis. Occasionally, I play checkers as well. I love Shakespeare, and I wanted to play Juliet, but my best friend played me and stole the part. I played my favorite song to cheer myself up, but the situation kept replaying in my head. If you'd like to just translate the phrases, I separated them here: play on the playground play piano play tennis play checkers play Juilet (in a play) play someone (trick someone) play a song replay an event (continuing to think about it over and over again) Thanks for all the help!