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I'm not even sure.
I haven't listened to chinese pop music that much (only some chinese versions of BoA's songs), and I mostly listen to korean and japanese music. Lately korean music has been the "IT" thing for me ![]() So yeah, I'd say "maybe".
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#42
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Yes, of course, those languages sound entirely different to me.
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#43
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yes i do!
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#44
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yep, i can tell them apart.
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#45
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1. Yes, so easy for me! Now that I'm a listener of both JPop and KPop, and I know how would Mandarin sounded
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#46
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omg ofcourse, what a question :S
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#47
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Definitely...very easy for me.
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#48
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I can tell the difference if its Chinese, might be a bit hard though if its Japanese or Korean for me.
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#49
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I can tell the difference easily. I just threw "I love you." into a translator. Written wise, it's even easier to distinguish. Although these aren't entirely correct, you can easily tell the difference between the three.
我爱你。 당신을 사랑합니다. 私はあなたを愛しています。 Last edited by Picaflor 7/4; 18th January 2011 at 08:48 PM. |
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#50
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Chinese, Korean, and Japanese are easy to tell apart. What's difficult for me is the difference between Canto and Mandarin.
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1.Yes! so easy for me
That's because I study Japanese, so I will always recogize it. Friends of mine are studying Chinese and Korean, so I pretty much learned through them what the languages sound like. But even before that I could tell them apart. Only sometimes I mixed up Korean and Chinese. I think Japanese words sound more.. clear? whereas Chinese sounds very cute but a bit.. like mumbling sounds to me. I can't explain it right in English .
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#53
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2. Maybe
Only with Japanese vs all the others. If I hear a certain word, I'm like "I know this is japanese" Examples are: Desu, nai, watashi, atashi, boku, ore, etc... |
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#54
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im not to sure... I can tell the difference between Japanese and Chinese... but I dont listen to Korean enough to tell anything.
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#55
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Yes, of course!
They're sounding so different, I don't have problems to tell a difference.
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#56
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Yes, I could tell the difference between Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. But that doesn't make me an Asian music lover. I just love music.
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