A song for XX
 

This is a very stupid question, but could someone tell me how to pronunce "A song for XX"?? Do i say the letter X twice, or do I say only "A song for", or theres other way??? Help! :confused

it's just "A song for," according to the CMs that came with the LOVEappears Bonus CD.

Ever since, it has spawned numerous jokes from me, such as "A Sniper For XX"(in reference to a Nagase thread)

I also think it's really "A song for "???"" The XX aren't pronounced...they are there just to say the song is for someone (or something) but it doesn't mention who or what it is. The CMS alsoi don't pronounce the XX like Grass Monkey mentioned. I like to spell the "XX" though lol

It is pronounced "A Song for". Ayu wrote it for her mother, but she put in the XX so that it could really be a song for anyone.

Oh, now i understand. I asked it because i always pronunced the two Xs, but when i saw tha CM i stated getting confused. Thank you guys!!! :)

really? i've always called the song a song for (then pronounce each) "X" "X"

haha...does someone have the cm? i wanna see~

her mother?? i thout father?

He He... I still like to pronounce it with the two X's...

me too lol

Maybe the japanese people pronounced it like this... "A songu foru ekusu ekusu" Ha ha ha ha!!!!!:laugh

hahahahahahahah

pokaru feisu
Trastu
Foru mai diru
dependu on yu
WATEBA
RABU~destinu~
Boisu & Gerusu
vogu
AUDIENSSU
EMU
evorution
UNITU!


:laugh :roflmao :laugh

Thats So Funny Impact! Ha ha ha ha!!!:laugh :laugh :laugh

Mimika, do you have the Loveppears cd? There are a couple of "A Song for XX" cms on the second disk.

I'm pretty sure it was written for her mother. The info where I read that may have been incorrect, though.

Haha..:laugh :laugh

It was most likely written for her mother 'cause her father abandoned them. So I would guess that it was written for her mom.

I like the music station clip where the announcer says, "A songs isa borna" LOLLLLL

A song isa borna LOL:laugh :roflmao :laugh What about Frien-izu!?:laugh

I'd like to add that "A" is pronounced as "ei". The album title is written in Katakana as "ei" in original Japanese version. And I suppose she did so because she liked to suggest that "A" was Ayumi herself. So the hidden meaning would be "Ayumi's song for Mother".

A Song For is how its pronounced. And Im guessing the XX is a variable...

my teacher's right! everything does relate back to math! :eek

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