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Originally Posted by kristen
tons ^_^
the harder things i guess is to know that when you see an "f" technically its supposed to be pronounced like an "h", but a lot of japanese singers ive noticed dont do this.
Also, if you see double "n"s, or one on the end of a word, then you pronounce it like a separate syllable. ex:
ko-n-na
i-chi-ba-n
when you see "ai" you pronounce them as separate syllables, as an american short "o" then a long "e".
when you see 2 "t"s after a vowel then hold the vowel a little longer
motto -> mo-o-to
There's just a few ^_^ if my examples are wrong please correct me someone ^^;
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can you provide osme examples?
this is confusing me
You must be able to speak it really well
