Do you sing in languages you're not familiar in?

[Guest AMIbunny]

yes =] I sing in Korean (i just sing what i think they're saying LOL) Chinese and Japanese.

[Guest blackcoffeey]

Yup and my pronounciation is not that bad if i do say so myself~

[Guest cannotfindserver]

i sing utada hikaru's romanized songs coz they're found in the videoke. i also sing spanish songs.

i'm filipino by the way.

[Guest iyagi]

Yeah, well only to the song Loveless by yamapi. Also to the repetition of "babo" from Sorry Sorry, that art is just so catchy.

Haha that made me lol.

I used to when I was a kid. Like, when I was around, six or seven I would sing Japanese kiddy songs by listening and learning it phonetically. That ended up helping me alot down the road since now my Japanese accent is really good. I will certainly try singing in languages I'm not familiar with, but I always research pronunciation a little because I'm so anal about having a good accent lol. Though now I sing predominately Japanese and Korean, both of which I know a fair amount of so I'm not worried.

[tamaneko]

I sing in Japanese and Korean...

but I'm pretty familiar with Japanese....so I think it's just Korean.

I pick up the pronunciations fairly quickly (apparently, if you play the flute, you'll be better in different language pronunciations)

[OfficiallyK]

Sure. only to myself, though. hahahahaa

[Guest awesooome]

I usually sing in Korean, sometimes in Chinese. MY pronounciation is... ehh~. But I like it.

[Guest ranianev]

In Korean and Japanese

My korean friend helps me with pronunciations sometimes

Most of the time I sing when I'm alone only

[Guest minni_babyy]

ALWAYS. my friends at church know me as the 'korean girl'. (i'm cantonese chinese btw) Apparently everything I wear and use looks Korean because of my obsession with KPOP =o=

It's always either Korean/Japanese.I rather sing Korean/Japanese/English than chinese. LOL. fail =o=

I never want to grow out of this obsession.

[kfreak]

korean :X

after all these years of watching korean drama, listening to korean music,

my accent is okay~

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[Guest moa.lovefuwa]

hahhahahah. i always sing in Thai and Japanese....i seriously sounded like a dumbbutt saying "Kurai Kurai Diow wa..." or "Anata wa itsumo" lol....i have no idea what i sing because i just pick up what i usually hear in dramas. lol.

[ciara_14]

I always sing in Korean, Japanese and Chinese + Indo, though I only speak in Tagalog and English.

Well, it's my addiction

[Guest Supernike911]

yup, all the time

mostly korean and japanese

chinese i can understand (unless i'm listening to jay chou's gibberish LMAO)

i just jam out and my parents look as if they want to throw me out onto the streets coz it's so bizarrely obnoxious

[rectitude*]

Yes, I do, mostly Korean songs. I end singing along with "How Did We Get" by Hyori ft. Dae Sung a lot. XD

[Guest chipmunkey]

YESSSSS i know it's totally embarassing

but i cant help but sing along

[Guest Sunshine1]

TOTALLY!

But its so much fun to sing along with a language you don't know perfectly.

Korean and Chinese for me. some french music.

I sing in japanese, but I can understand most of it. Same goes for Latin/Itallian

[Guest glitterpop]

Korean and Japanese when I listen to my music. I listen to some of the songs so much that I can pronounce the words pretty well, and I'm starting to pick up what they mean, so it's pretty fun. XD

Sometimes I sing them to myself when i'm with people and they're like O_O what language are you speaking!? haha.

[Guest meilove]

i sing a lot in korean, i'm not 100% fluent in vietnamese

i sing in chinese too but i know almost no chinese

i do fine tho, languages [esp asian ones] r easy for me

[Guest HelloPocky]

Haha, definitely. (x I sing to chinese, korean, & japanese songs even though I don't really know what the lyrics mean.