I heardlisten to English songs asto learning English and it feels good. I listen to English songs to learn English and it feels good.

To listen is generally an intentional act/ an act that requires your attention, while to hear is when you happen to just capture sounds/conversations around you

I heardlisten to English songs as a way to learning English and feel good. I listen to English songs as a way to learn English and feel good.

I heardlisten to English songs asfor learning English and to feel good. I listen to English songs for learning English and to feel good.

"hear" = 聞く, listen to = 聴く, "listen to" is much more natural for an intentional action.

My Chemical Romance -Teenagers- My Chemical Romance -Teenagers-

Is it by Teenagers or by My Chemical Romance?

My Chemical Romance - Teenagers- My Chemical Romance - Teenagers

We don't pair up dashes around titles. You can use a single dash to separate the band name and the song name, but you wouldn't include one after.

This is the song I oflisten hearingto often recently. This is the song I listen to often recently.

This is the song I often hearing've been listening to recently. This is the song I've been listening to recently.

This is thea song I have often hearing recently.listened to recently. (Or "This is the song I have recently listened to most") This is a song I have often listened to recently. (Or "This is the song I have recently listened to most")

"the song" implies it's the only song you have listened to. "A song" doesn't have this same exclusive feel. If you want to indicate it's the number 1 song (sort of 最も) then you need a "most" in there.

You should hearlisten to it You should listen to it

You should hearlisten to it You should listen to it

You should hearlisten to it You should listen to it

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