Thank you so much for reacting so well to Forrestella's video~!! 😍👍👍 This song is arranged in English, Spanish, and African Zulu ~ In addition to Korean and English, they also sing in various languages, including Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, and Latin It's amazing, right? 🤩😁 If you have a chance, listen to "Inner Universe" in English, Russian, and Latin~ You're going to fall in love with their fantastic music!👍💚🧡
thanks for the review. not sure about other languages, but as far as i know the only one who is relatively fluent in english is the tenor, cho mingyu. however, cho mingyu and the bass, ko woorim, are both classically trained opera singers, so while they likely aren't anything like fluent they dabble in the 3 main languages of traditional opera: italian, french and german. classical crossover artists like forestella do sing in a lot of different languages though.
All four of you will be able to communicate in basic English. In Korea, English has been included in the regular education since elementary school. Of course, there will be differences in skill level, and we don't know who speaks better English. And since the two classical singers sing a lot of songs in Italian, French and German languages, reading and understanding the lyrics in the songs shouldn't be a problem. Of course, this also does not mean that they fully understand the language and use it in their daily life. And any other language is not the language they are accustomed to speaking. They practice every language except Korean for singing. Translate lyrics in songs to understand their meaning and practice pronunciation. They take a huge amount of practice to sing in a language other than their native language.
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❤Gracias por reaccionar a forestella son magníficos ❤
Thank you so much for reacting so well to Forrestella's video~!! 😍👍👍
This song is arranged in English, Spanish, and African Zulu ~
In addition to Korean and English, they also sing in various languages, including Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, and Latin It's amazing, right? 🤩😁
If you have a chance, listen to "Inner Universe" in English, Russian, and Latin~
You're going to fall in love with their fantastic music!👍💚🧡
포에스텔라 첫 반응 잘 봤어요. 차분하면서도 즐기는 반응이 마음에 들어요. 다음에도 포레스텔라 반응 기대할게요👍🏻
리액션 잘 봤습니다. FORESTELLA - JE SUIS MALADE 너무 좋아요. 추천 드립니다.
프랑스 언어로 부르는데 무척 감성적인데 참 좋습니다. ~^^
thanks for the review. not sure about other languages, but as far as i know the only one who is relatively fluent in english is the tenor, cho mingyu. however, cho mingyu and the bass, ko woorim, are both classically trained opera singers, so while they likely aren't anything like fluent they dabble in the 3 main languages of traditional opera: italian, french and german.
classical crossover artists like forestella do sing in a lot of different languages though.
All four of you will be able to communicate in basic English. In Korea, English has been included in the regular education since elementary school. Of course, there will be differences in skill level, and we don't know who speaks better English. And since the two classical singers sing a lot of songs in Italian, French and German languages, reading and understanding the lyrics in the songs shouldn't be a problem. Of course, this also does not mean that they fully understand the language and use it in their daily life. And any other language is not the language they are accustomed to speaking. They practice every language except Korean for singing. Translate lyrics in songs to understand their meaning and practice pronunciation. They take a huge amount of practice to sing in a language other than their native language.