關於Gig的意思和用法的提問

A: kisa sureli is demek

A: Gigs in that sentence could mean a couple of things but it sounds like they are talking about where bands are playing live music.

A: Ah, I see. I believe that is actually the companies name: G.I.G Company. Or it is referring to what type of company, "gig" being another word for "event" such as a party planning company, or a wedding ceremony company. I hope that helps!

A: So that means that the big purpose of the ANS, it's main reason for existence, is whatever comes after ",...".

A: used when someone is talking about a if they are preforming. like if someone got a job to play the guitar at a coffee shop, you would call that a gig. that's what its mainly used for, but can be used for any job really.

A: My friend’s band has a gig at the Paramount Theater at 8pm tonight.

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A: It usually means a short-term job. The most common use is when a band gets a gig playing somewhere. This gig is short-term since they're not going to play there regularly. If you get a job helping out at a festival for a day or two, this can also be called a gig, for example. :)

A: A gig can be a performance at any place

A concert is a performance specifically at a more professional location, like a theater or stage.

A live performance is a performance that can be seen while it’s happening.

You can have a gig at a concert as well, a gig is just an event where you are performing

A: a gig is used more for pop/rock etc as well as concert which is seen as a more formal term. You would go to an orchestral concert.

A: Usually gigs are for smaller bands/singers, and concerts are usually for more famous bands/singers. But it is ok to use them either way.

Examples:
I'm going to see Interpool on Saturday. It's their first gig. I'm so excited!

On Monday, I'm going to watch OneDirection. I can't wait to see them in concert

Interpools concert was amazing. I loved it!

A: Live performance = performing in front of an audience

Gig = live performance but "gig" is usually only used if you are a musician and it is a part of your job.
"Gig" can also refer to any job. For example: "I got a gig at the law firm."

A: I got the gig

A: what's your name?

A: "A gig is a live performance by someone such as a musician or a comedian."
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/gig

I used their words since I like their explanation.

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A: The "gig economy" is the type of work that many younger people do nowadays instead of full-time work at a company. Sometimes they drive Ubers or make YouTube videos, do small jobs they find online, etc. They rely on multiple different "gigs" (short-term jobs) for their income.

A: Maybe "I enjoyed Lady Gaga's concert/performance very much." The word "gig" is usually used for small, personal concerts with only a few people watching. "I have a gig tomorrow at the bar around the corner. Want to come?"

A: Hadn't you already finished the tour? =P

Incidentally, "Last gig!" or "Last gig for this tour!" might be more direct translations in terms of tone.

A: The notes are unneeded as we understand from the sentence he is a musician touring to concerts

A: Should be "Our last gig this year is over!" 'Was' is past tense, but you can't say something 'was over'. It either 'is over' or 'it's not over'. You could also say "Our final gig this year has ended!", but that sounds like you only recently finished performing.