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Playing guitar is fun!
Today, I went to over to my girlfriend's house to play. She has an acoustic guitar, so I played it. It was fun!
dA Couple things here, typically, we, as adults, wouldn't say that we went to someone's house "to play." Children say this frequently, because they literally do just "play." Perhaps you could say something along the lines of... "Today I went over to my girlfriend's house to spend time with her", or something like that.
Playing guitar is fun!
Today, I went to my girlfriend's house to hang out. She has an acoustic guitar, so I played it. It was fun!
You can also use "hang out" for 놀다. It means that you're spending time with someone, but without any particular plan. It's more informal than "spend time with," so it has a more casual meaning.
Ex:
"I like to hang out with friends."
"We hung out together last weekend."
"Q: What are you two doing? A: Just hanging out."
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