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Why is all Ayumi's songs are title in English?
What's so significant about it? I never heard Ayumi mention her song title when she is singing. Also, a lot of her songs title are one word. What's the deal?
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#3
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she said this is a trend
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#5
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Generally,one English word has more various meaning than Japanese'one for Japanese people.
So English word leave room for the interpretation of the song name. |
#6
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or it can be a way for me to remember which song is which, since I don't know japanese
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#7
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Hmmm...interesting.
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#8
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its just her thing i guess
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#9
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Just to sounds impressive, probably.
see? i can speak engrish. sankyou sankyou uh.. yeah... but i know djs and stuff have difficulties pronouncing the song titles ![]()
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#10
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I noticed a lot of Jpop artist have title in English too. Japanese must love Americans.
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#11
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Probably because it has a nice ring to it and the English characters looks cool. Maybe some Japanese get mezmerized over it.
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#12
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Maybe just because English has an influence in many countries, especialy Japan... it's 'cool'
![]() And that's why I'm going to teach it! Woot!
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