don't YOU notice..

[Brittany]

Hahaha ..
In Japanese, you don't have to say "you" to refer to the other person. But in English.. doesn't it sound weird when you are talking in a group of friends and you say "What eating?" Instead of "What are you eating?"

[ohsixthirty]

Originally Posted by -Link-

strange

american singers use the word "the" all the time! very bizzare

LMAO!

[jerms]

4-5 songs isnt extravagant, considering she has over 100 songs. especially since the word is "you".

[DA1SUK1DAY01691]

you is a common word in english, but not as much in Japan... since it is preferred they use name than pronoun...

[Corybobory]

Brittany, you're back!

I'm going to cite my awesome book I just finished, "The Mother Tongue: English and How it Got That Way"... it says some guy did a study and concluded that 9 words account for a quarter of all the words in almost any sample of written English... and yep, it says 'you' is one of em ^^

[RAISKA]

Oh, well, songs about love, what can they conclude??? A message to the dearest person! It's typical, all stars use this word.

[jerms]

you is a common word in english, but not as much in Japan... since it is preferred they use name than pronoun...

ayumi's song titles are written in english, not in japanese. i don't see the significance, sorry.

[Corybobory]

in japanese you might call a signifigant other 'you' as an endearing term I hear...

[boogieordie]

"You" is the 14th most frequently used word in the English language.

http://www.wordcount.org/main.php

[SheFliesHigher]

I am a banana.

[jerms]

"banana" is the 10805th most frequently used word in the english language.

I don't find any of this interesting or funny, cept for the banana word