Are you a true Asian music lover?

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#1. It's VERY easy

[Brodie Boy]

I can tell the difference between Japanese, Korean and Chinese Music. Sometimes its a little harder with Korean and Japanese but once you listen to Korean for a tiny bit and here this sorta weird tone in their voice you can tell its Korean and not a whole bunch of Japanese you dont know.

I can tell when the artists I know are singing a song

[tanachu]

Definitely. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are all distinctly different. When I hear Taiwanese being spoken I always think of it like Chinese though. Hmm.

[WillofDusk]

I can tell the difference except between Chinese, taiwanese. HK music is a bit standout but its hard to tell sometimes~


I only listen to pretty pony~pretty pony~pretty pony~ music and i dont really think it's Asian music. Altho its originated from Asia, the quality and the taste is very very different from other Asian music. It's one of a kind on its own.

[ayuayu798]

Yeah its soo easy to tell !!

[AyuHamasaki01]

YES I CAN. I think .... .

[Kobayashiwoof]

very easy .

3 main things people listen

Japanese - I'm used to it, pretty normal to me.
Chinese - I love Chinese music, the language sounds are pretty cool lol.
Korean - I love Korean singing too , It sounds less weird compared to CHinese for me.

[baka-ranger]

1, its very easy and I don't even speak any of the languages..yes even chinese.

To non-asian's i dunno it might be harder, not generalizing or anything. But most are like that way, haha all my friends think everything is japanese.

Japanese is the simplest for me to differentiate. Its cause it uses simple syllables and I can understand quite a few words. As if you couldn't tell the difference.

Then Korean - I know it as, the muddled up asian language that is very hard to pronounce unless you are pro with a great accent. I don't listen to korean music too much, but still its pretty simple to hear.

Chinese - Easy to hear cause of accents and instead of ching chongs I hear more xiao shi all those kind of shhh sounds.

Taiwanese - Its very similar to chinese but its sounds a bit different in pronunciation and stuff. I guess I have more trouble with it.

If its canto I can easily tell since I speak the language haha, but I have never listened to canto music except for my parents ones OR from olden day dramas like Journey to the West, that I used to watch when I was little.

Now i could do all the asian languages but i cbf, I can also tell indo/malay cause I learn it at school =____=

[xLuna&1LOVE]

Well, I mostly listen Asian than English... so... I think?

[Taru86]

Yep, i can definatley tell the different languages apart in songs.
It's really easy because I listen mainly to asian music.

[Bashumaru]

1. Yes, Since I'm part Chinese its REALLY easy to tell the difference. Korean has the weird pronunciation and sounds (no offense) that I don't hear in Japanese songs so I can tell the difference between them.

[Aderianu]

1.Yes! so easy for me

most of all i like japanese language =)

[Chibi-Chan]

1.Yes! so easy for me!

[Corvina]

First option.
It's really easy. I actually can't understand how anybody isn't able to tell the difference,lol.

[hearted]

the first option!

though sometimes i really have to listen good to know if its japanese or chinese

but korean is soooooooo different, i cant believe some people who say its exactly the same!!
i remember once on the news, they were talking about the yen and they showed korean characters.. i was like W.T.F

[Yoake]

Yes the language sounds really different.

[emi♡]

lol

#1 - the differences between the languages are like night and day~

For classification purposes...I'm a non-Asian American and I dont speak any of these languages lol

[Yum!Fruit_Salad!]

Option one. All are so easy differentiate one from the other lol.

[JackieRos]

True asian music lover no but I can differentiate the writing and the language

[NintendoHTF1242]

Yes. It's kind of easy to distinguish lol.