wow, it's very interesting, thank you :) i'm learning Chinese and Japanese and always wondered how the Muse related words would sound in these languages. at least, now I know about Japanese :)
Thank you very much, it was actually really fun to write this up! ^_^ I've been learning Japanese for about 3 years now and it is hard work, but very fun once you get the hang of it. Chinese always scares me though, so kudos to you for doing them both!
If you're curious, your username - snowflakesnow11, technically looks like this in Japanese 雪片雪十一, which is read Seppen Yuki Jyuichi :D
I would die so badly if Muse did an impromptu gig in Japan, I'd make a sign saying Myuuzu and I love Mashuu! <3
This was a little revision for me in a sense, because I hate writing in Katakana (it's the one used to mostly sound out foreign words) as it's so awkward. But I'm glad it made your day a little better ^_^ Hope your revision is going well, you can relax when you are in Uni. xD
It is too funny sometimes; when we're in class and can't remember the proper vocab, we just say it romanized :D Sometimes even THAT is correct, like Keepu shimasu and Kyanseru shimasu XD
Nah, I wouldn't say that! グリッタラーチ or Gurittaraachi is very important! My electric dictionary has that word in it, so much fucking love for this thing.
No worries, the characters scared me at first! Especially as in Japanese, there are three types of 'Alphabets' or symbols.
Kanji - The really complicated looking ones = 秋, which means autumn <3
Hiragana - This is everything else mostly, grammatical terms and basically how you pronounce all the words = あき, which is read Aki, which also means autumn ^^
Katakana - that's the one I've used in this post for foreign words and Western names.
It really is a mouthful, I wasn't even sure on pronouncing it at first! They should just Beesu (Bay-Su) for Bass <3 I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't do that for all of them xD
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i'm learning Chinese and Japanese and always wondered how the Muse related words would sound in these languages. at least, now I know about Japanese :)
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I've been learning Japanese for about 3 years now and it is hard work, but very fun once you get the hang of it. Chinese always scares me though, so kudos to you for doing them both!
If you're curious, your username - snowflakesnow11, technically looks like this in Japanese 雪片雪十一, which is read Seppen Yuki Jyuichi :D
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Grinning like a loon, this has totally brightened my revision filled day xD
*hugs tight* ♥
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This was a little revision for me in a sense, because I hate writing in Katakana (it's the one used to mostly sound out foreign words) as it's so awkward. But I'm glad it made your day a little better ^_^ Hope your revision is going well, you can relax when you are in Uni. xD
You're such a sweetie *cuddles* <3
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That awkward moment when you realize your own name has no need for romanizing... and it makes you sad...
Thanks, this was fun! :D
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Nah, I wouldn't say that! グリッタラーチ or Gurittaraachi is very important! My electric dictionary has that word in it, so much fucking love for this thing.
どうもありがとう！
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Kurisu Uorusutenhorumu
aaah hahaha, that's quite a mouthful. Does Chris even understand it when they're saying his name when they're in Japan. lol
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Kanji - The really complicated looking ones = 秋, which means autumn <3
Hiragana - This is everything else mostly, grammatical terms and basically how you pronounce all the words = あき, which is read Aki, which also means autumn ^^
Katakana - that's the one I've used in this post for foreign words and Western names.
It really is a mouthful, I wasn't even sure on pronouncing it at first! They should just Beesu (Bay-Su) for Bass <3 I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't do that for all of them xD
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