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Originally Posted by Rody!
in some indo-european languages like spanish, it's a verb-conjugation.. it's the he/she form of 'to change' (to alternate).. so 'he/she/it changes'..
But personally I think the words 'alternative' was just a bit too long... cause the song and video for 'alterna' and very alternative
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Ah, ok! I feel silly. I never even considered it's not being based in English.
I suppose it would also have to do with her changing, which she admittedly does a lot, despite the video - the music industry sucking her dry and dumping her.
At any rate, I love the video and song.
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Originally Posted by amorphose
In English "alterna" means "the most kick ass ayumi hamasaki song ever made."
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xD Excellent.