SNH48 releases their own version and MV of Heavy Rotation (无尽旋转)

Jan 05, 2013 13:17

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Source: TobeWong
Since I understand Mandarin, this version is not so bad.

akb48, music/musician, pv

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monotuned January 5 2013, 19:11:02 UTC
Another non-expert here! Maybe because it's late, I don't quite understand what you're saying @_@

As a Chinese who has a dad who speaks Cantonese (sadly I can't though), let me just roughly sum up what I know
Mandarin in China - Writes in Simplified Chinese characters (han zi or kanji in Japanese)
Mandarin in Taiwan - Traditional Chinese characters but pronunciation-wise is same as Mandarin (more or less)
Cantonese in Hong Kong - Traditional Chinese characters

Let's just say that I can't understand a conversation in Cantonese save for a few words, some pronunciations are similar but overall it's not easy to understand even if you know Mandarin (for me).
Contextually Cantonese is not the exact same as Chinese language (I'm trying to figure out how to explain D| ), for eg if a person who knows Chinese look at Hong Kong magazines/newspapers, they would go "Wth are they saying" at some parts because Cantonese sentences sound weird from the Chinese language pov (even though they are all using Chinese characters as written forms, just simplified or complicated versions).

tl;dr I hope this helps a little in your query (or perhaps it completely missed the point lol)

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kangxy67 January 6 2013, 03:36:11 UTC
Kanji in Japanese is not simplified Chinese. It's traditional. Kinda a pain in the ass for me cos I learnt simplified Chinese since young.

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monotuned January 6 2013, 17:19:32 UTC
Ah yeah my brain was freezing up on me while I was typing that, Kanji isn't entirely simplified characters. Kanji is kind of strange to me since some of it are simplified characters too @_@

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