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Mirrorcle 16th July 2009 05:56 AM

The Pronunciation of Some Ayu Songs (Out Loud)
 
Okay, so this has been kind of bugging me for a while. o.e

First off, "A Song for XX". How do you say that out loud? "A song for double-x" or "A song for xx (Saying the two x's)" or what?

And now, "+". Do you say, "Plus"? I don't know!!

I can't think of anymore at the moment, lol.

Picaflor 7/4 16th July 2009 06:05 AM

1. A song for
2. Plus

Loo-chan 16th July 2009 06:08 AM

^ I thought that "+" was meant to be said as "more than"? That's always how I've seen it written...

zyoeru 16th July 2009 06:14 AM

Yep. ASFXX = A song for and + is said more than.

Mirrorcle 16th July 2009 06:22 AM

Oooohh, okay, thanks. (:
(How do you guys know that? x_X)

maikaru 16th July 2009 07:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mirrorcle (Post 2024059)
Oooohh, okay, thanks. (:
(How do you guys know that? x_X)

Whenever she had tv performance of A Song for XX, it is introduced as A Song for.
Also Album name for A Song for XX in CM is also A Song for.
Also, in Japanese, the xx is batsu batsu, which is like insert here in english.. you dont say batsu batsu, just insert the word, etc.

zyoeru 16th July 2009 07:50 AM

Yup, Maikaru is right, I've no idea about more than, but I think it fits.
independent more than sounds better than independent plus...but maybe someone Japanese can explain that. XD

Mirrorcle 16th July 2009 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maikaru (Post 2024117)
Whenever she had tv performance of A Song for XX, it is introduced as A Song for.
Also Album name for A Song for XX in CM is also A Song for.
Also, in Japanese, the xx is batsu batsu, which is like insert here in english.. you dont say batsu batsu, just insert the word, etc.

But then what about +? :s

NintendoHTF1242 16th July 2009 07:57 AM

^ I think some people have confirmed it's called "More Than". But I just call it Plus because, well + = Plus xDD

kendelle 16th July 2009 08:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mirrorcle (Post 2024144)
But then what about +? :s

I think that when RAINBOW's tracklist was first released, + wasn't a 'hidden track' and was instead listed as:
xx) independent
xx) more than

As the release came closer, "more than" was removed from the list and "independent" became "independent+"

:D

visionfactory 16th July 2009 08:54 AM

yup

+ = More than

C+R+E+AYUMI 16th July 2009 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Furashubakku (Post 2024051)
Yep. ASFXX = A song for and + is said more than.

:yes :yes :yes

Meat Pao 16th July 2009 11:14 AM

I pronounce A Song For XX as either A Song For Ex-ex (LOL) or A Song For. I pronounce + as plus.

ren0210989 16th July 2009 01:42 PM

i never knew the + = more than part. that's new to me :roflmao

but was the tracklist released by fans or?? since the title changed from more than to +, the pronounction should be changed as well??

Heavenly 16th July 2009 02:33 PM

i knew that for "A song for" and "More than"
but i'm still wondering how do you pronounce Humming 7/4 ? "humming seven/four" or "humming seven quarters" ?

jiarongisme 16th July 2009 02:38 PM

I pronounced A Song for XX, like literally a few years ago. But now I say it as A Song for. And I pronounce + as Plus too.

zyoeru 16th July 2009 04:20 PM

Heavenly, I just say Hummingu...but I'm guessing it's Humming Seven Four.

vampireknightzero 16th July 2009 05:05 PM

The CM would say A Song for.. so this should be the actual one.
but i always say a song for xx (pronouncing it as alphabet x )~

Delirium-Zer0 16th July 2009 07:29 PM

Humming 7/4 is technically pronounced "Humming yonbun no nana" which in english is "Humming seven-fourths"

the "more than" thing is unfounded. When the song was first heard on Ayu Ready, I remember people calling it "more than..." but i never saw that title in any official source. So I dunno.

zyoeru 16th July 2009 07:39 PM

Deli: But would Ayu really intend it to be said in Japanese? It seems to me she meant it to pronounced in English..but I dunno.


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