"Wy słuchacie muzyki."

Translation: You are listening to music.

[DireDragynski]

Does 'słuchacie' imply that you are listening TO something? Could one say "Wy słuchacie chłopca"?

[94BlueLane]

That sounds like it makes sense to me :P Hopefully someone who knows the language well will confirm this soon! It looks to me as if this verb takes the genitive so no preposition is required. So as long as "chłopca" is genitive (I'm not sure if it is as I am a beginner to Polish!) then that should work :)

[immery]

well you can be just listening. - trying to hear
Also it has 3 meanings (very close)
To be listening right now to something /someone talk/sing etc
To often listen to so sth - music , audio book, certain band
To obey someone right now or often

all look the same Słucham + genitive

[AspiroFremor]

"Słucham" is also one of the most popular words to say when answering the phone.

[DjV5Ex0P]

Similar in Russian, too.

[Frizzank2]

What word is used for "hear" instead of "listen"?

[nathanjm]

I think it's słyszeć.

[golden.plover]

In the fast audio I clearly hear "Dy" instead of "Wy".

[Jellei]

I think I can agree, for the female voice. I disabled it (it will apply only to the listening exercises unfortunately).