One really interesting song from Ningen Isu I haven't seen reactions to is "Love Suicide at Shinagawa". Another a really good one is "The Color Out of Space".
Next, I recommend "NINGEN ISU / Life for Sale". There are also English lyrics. and A more strange and dark song "At The Mountains of Madness Live 2016"
The Band Name is not "Ninjen-Isu". They called "NIN-GEN-ISU". "GE" pronounced like "Ge" of "Get". And "NAMAHAGE" is not "Nama-heiju". Called "NAMA-HA-GE". "GE" pronounced like as same as "Ge" of "Get".
skithee's simple weeaboo version of pronouncing japanese. the easiest starting place is everything is broken into short syllables. usually 2 letters, but 'n' and vowels can sometimes be by themselves, but underemphasized or smooshed into a neighbor. the band name goes NI-n-gen EES-u the song is NA-ma-ha-gay. all Gs are hard. the 'u' at the end of a word is BARELY pronounced. if you look back at band-made, Miku and MISA are pretty easy to figure out, and the rest of the band is pretty similar; Saiki = SAi-key (almost like the english workd pysche), Akane = ah-KAH-nay, Kanami = ka-na-MI (i think) KA-na-mi and ka-NA-mi (almost like the video game company Konami) could also work. obviously this is over simplified, and it's not like i speak any actual japanese. finding the right syllable to accent can be tough, and understanding when some sounds are left off or very shortened is weird. but i hope this helps a little or something
Yes, All Japanese syllables are open (consonant - vowel or just vowel) except those ending in "n". No closed syllables ending in a consonant, except that "n" mentioned before.
No accents on syllables. Japanese do not use syllable stress like European languages. However, they do use raised and lowered pitch tone, which will change the meaning of the word.
@@cyberpotato63 sure, but all of that seems a little overboard for soke one that just wants the basics of not totally mangling pronunciations. and okay, there's not accents per se, but there are sounds that are def perceived as accented to a western layman
The ending of namahage should be pronounced as follows: "ha" as we would say "ha" in English (in otherwords, like the last syllable of the name of the motorcycle or musical instruments name Yamaha. It isn't a "long a". The "ge" is pronounced like when we say "meh" or "eh" in English, using the "g" as a hard "g", not like a "j". It isn't a long "a" as said by erumi36: not in this word, nor in Ningen (where the last syllable is not pronounced "gain" as he said, but with an "eh" sound.
@@erumi36 I see why you might think so from that. However, the long "a" sound in Japanese does not come from an isolated "e" (Japanese vowels are not "a=ah e=ay i=ee o=oh u=oo" as you wrote, but rather 'a=ah e=eh i=ee o=oh u=oo". A long "a" sound comes from combining "e" and "i" as "ei" which, sound-wise is the combining "eh" with "ee". If you try it for yourself, you'll hear "eh" and "ee" combine to give the sound of long "a". Please try it for yourself. Listening closely, what I propose is being heard when he says Ningen Isu is the "eh" sound of the last syllable of Ningen combining the the "ee" sound of of the first syllable of Isu. He is pronouncing the "n" so lightly that it is almost as if it isn't there, and so the "eh" and the "ee" sound a lot like long"a". But if you listen carefully you will hear that there is no "n" sound after the apparent long "a" sound. He is NOT saying "gain". Listen closely. The "n" sound is hiding inside the apparent long "a" sound, and you so there is no "n" sound to be heard following the long "a" sound. The way he is also not emphasizing the "u" at the end of Isu, the sound produced is sort of like he is saying nin-gaze (if you pronounce "gaze" like the English word "gaze"). The Japanese do sometime seem to compress sounds together, the example of "suki desu" being made to sound a lot like "ski dess" comes to mind.
The G is always hard in Japanese, so it's pronounced Nin-gain like in the word "get". Isu is pronounced Eese like in "geese". The u at the end of words is usually more or less dropped. The creatures are pronounced Na-ma-hah-gay...again a hard g. As you (hopefully) do reacts for more bands from Japan, you'll notice that the five vowels each only have one sound, unlike English, and the same goes for the consonants. a=ah e=ay i=ee o=oh u=oo(like in room) Enough Japanese 101 lol. Great review and keep it up! Here is the band saying it a few seconds in. ua-cam.com/video/OOnm8ognESU/v-deo.html
Also, there is only one vowel per syllable in Japanese. So if you have two vowels together, it will be pronounced as two different syllables. Although that doesn't come into play here. The first syllable of each word is also almost always the stressed syllable.
i got 2 long-ass\badass lists with awesome bands and musik hope you find something you like and might want to react to if you like them list one:metal,punk,rock BROTHERS OF METAL bloodywood Drowning Pool alien weaponry Dio Infected Rain Simple Plan NINGEN ISU The Pretty Reckless Raubtier Children Of Bodom tool shepherds reign Metal family Volbeat Dethklok 22 Even Marilyn Manson ELEINE deserted fear Finntroll Halocene Sonic Syndicate Papa Roach Bush Alestorm Hollow Ground BETZEFER Machine Head Good Charlotte slipknot link in park Rancid parkway drive Wind rose Saliva DragonForce Jonathan Young Metro Station Grailknights VINTERSEA Hoobastank The Rasmus BROJOB UNLEASH THE ARCHERS gloryhammer Nine Inch Nails Hammerfall A Sound of Thunder Rush The Toadies WARKINGS seether, stone sour, Whitesnake Sepultura the offspring 3rd sum 41 Apocalyptica Evanescence pelleko puddle of Mudd sick puppies Alice Cooper mokoma five finger death punch Journey Halocene frozen crown Kamelot STORM SEEKER The All-American Rejects High On Fire Killswitch Engage Centox Soundgarden avatar Nekrogoblikon Goo Goo Dolls Bullet For My Valentine DEVILOOF Shinedown ICED EARTH Coal Chamber Slayer Halestorm Mötley Crüe Weezer IGNEA AFI BELZEBUBS Sex Pistols Trapt iron maiden Wheatus Stone Temple Pilot Manowar Led Zeppelin My Chemical Romance Greta Van Fleet YUNGBLUD Republica OZZY OSBOURNE Lauren Babic twisted sister The Used Audioslave Sick and wired Megadeth System Of A Down Starcrawler queen of the stone age AC/DC Monster Magnet Scorpions Ensiferum Type O Negative HELLOWEEN Mudvayne Freak Kitchen XANDRIA black stone cherry Muse Within Temptation Deep Purple Rage Of Light BLACK SABBATH DRACONIAN Behemoth Bloodhound Gang BAD OMENS Batmetal IMPERIAL AGE Kiss Primus Icon for Hire ORDEN OGAN Delain Motionless In White Judas Priest Amaranthe Orbit Culture Buckcherry, P.O.D. Staind, Mushroomhead, Dream Theater Siouxsie And The Banshees Jimmy Eat World Superbutt 3 dorrs down Smash Mouth Three Days Grace Running Wild nirvana The Cardigans babymetal Straight Line Stitch arch enemy sabaton Rob Zombie Suicidal Tendencies Blackbriar Bowling For Soup Billy Idol Nightwish Ram Jam Fall Out Boy Avril Lavigne blink 182 Breaking Benjamin MÅNEGARM Warrant Mustasch The Hellacopters Viagra Boys möterhead Amon Amarth paramore Dreadnaut pearl jam Psychostick backyard babe´s Domeshots lamb of the god Godsmack fall out boy Wolfheart The Regrettes Static-X Native Howl's Slash Frog Leap studios Okilly Dokilly Once Human Rammstein Incubus The Distillers Limp Bizkit White Zombie gwar Falling In Reverse lordi Breaking Benjamin avenged Sevenfold Cradle of Filth the darkness ghost Maid of Ace Velvet Revolver theory of a dead man korn Foo Fighters Everclear disturbed Ugly Kid Joe pantera ELUVEITIE steel pathers SYNLAKROSS list two:folk, country, rap, pop, covers Jonna Jinton, heilung , George Thorogood Butthole Surfers John Moreland First to Eleven Bomfunk MC's Justin Cross Wardruna Gangstagrass First to Eleven Ivy Levan Night Runner Russia Insight Gealdýr Benny Benassi Becky G SonReal Danheim The Builders and the Butchers Fatboy Slim Bombs Away The HU Brantley Gilbert the dead south Uncle Kracker Paleowolf 3OH!3 Igorrr Aqua Blues Saraceno M.I.A. The Ting Tings Mean Mary Brothers Osborne Savage Garden The White Buffalo Myrkur Movits! Skrillex & Damian "Jr Gong" Marley rumjack Anilah Garbage Carrie Underwood Cracker Eivør Pálsdóttir The Brothers Bright Munknörr foggy molly Talking Heads dropkick Murphys SKÁLD Blackberry Smoke Wild Child Caravan Palace faun Pale Waves Cobra Starship The Black Eyed Peas Beastie Boys Rachel Hardy Anilah The Veronicas Cher Lloyd Chris Stapleton Patty Gurdy Rehab DIE ANTWOORD Gjallarhorn Caleb Hyles Daft Punk home free Bryce Fox Blake Shelton infected mushroom Meghan Trainor the Real McKenzies Karliene Halocene maromaro1337 Metal Injection Daddyphatsnaps Hailee Steinfeld Midland Einar Selvik The Prodigy The Bridge City Sinners Pomplamoose LMFAO Toby Keith Cake Scary Pockets Rúnfell Dorothy Ranthiel Soprano Ace of Base Robyn Adele Anderson SHWABADi FRESHLY SQUEEZED Kati Rán Uncle Lucius AURORA Blackbriar Larkin Poe Garmarna The Correspondents Brother Dege Mike Posner little dicky Heldom Icona Pop Rascal Flatts The Hackensaw Boys Rustage Dan bull Billy Currington Anna Kendrick Iggy Azalea weird al Sabrina Carpenter The Steel Woods Peter Gundry | Composer gorillaz Trace Adkins Mac Lethal - 27 Styles Of Rapping None Like Joshua Charli XCX abba Gretchen Wilson
Here's a banger with a killer riff: ua-cam.com/video/tYs_-BWwMkI/v-deo.html 'Voice of Nothing' and another banger: ua-cam.com/video/1JY89ZxVqEg/v-deo.html 'The Colour Out of Space'.
First off, I'm generally not a fan of "reaction" videos, since they seem to be adding unnecessary drama. You focus on the artists more. Secondly, it looks like Mr. Miyagi traded in his old car for an SG and never looked back. Keep up the good work, Peace.
Thank you ALL! You're awesome!
That smile!!!! Next: Life for Sale with Ningen Isu (and captions)
you need to hear the song from nignen isu where they use a theremin ^^
They have certainly evolved but haven’t changed much for 30 years.
Sabbath is still alive...
One really interesting song from Ningen Isu I haven't seen reactions to is "Love Suicide at Shinagawa". Another a really good one is "The Color Out of Space".
I appreciate your research beforehand. Thank you very much.
Next, I recommend "NINGEN ISU / Life for Sale". There are also English lyrics. and A more strange and dark song "At The Mountains of Madness Live 2016"
Hey,You looked very happy.
This is Zen no bullshit metal... no words needed to describe it. 🤘😁🖖😋
The Band Name is not "Ninjen-Isu". They called "NIN-GEN-ISU". "GE" pronounced like "Ge" of "Get". And "NAMAHAGE" is not "Nama-heiju". Called "NAMA-HA-GE". "GE" pronounced like as same as "Ge" of "Get".
"Nama-Ha-Ge"
thank you ありがとう
skithee's simple weeaboo version of pronouncing japanese. the easiest starting place is everything is broken into short syllables. usually 2 letters, but 'n' and vowels can sometimes be by themselves, but underemphasized or smooshed into a neighbor. the band name goes NI-n-gen EES-u the song is NA-ma-ha-gay. all Gs are hard. the 'u' at the end of a word is BARELY pronounced. if you look back at band-made, Miku and MISA are pretty easy to figure out, and the rest of the band is pretty similar; Saiki = SAi-key (almost like the english workd pysche), Akane = ah-KAH-nay, Kanami = ka-na-MI (i think) KA-na-mi and ka-NA-mi (almost like the video game company Konami) could also work.
obviously this is over simplified, and it's not like i speak any actual japanese. finding the right syllable to accent can be tough, and understanding when some sounds are left off or very shortened is weird. but i hope this helps a little or something
Yes, All Japanese syllables are open (consonant - vowel or just vowel) except those ending in "n". No closed syllables ending in a consonant, except that "n" mentioned before.
Only five vowel sounds. (As opposed to 20 different vowel sounds in English)
No accents on syllables. Japanese do not use syllable stress like European languages. However, they do use raised and lowered pitch tone, which will change the meaning of the word.
@@cyberpotato63 sure, but all of that seems a little overboard for soke one that just wants the basics of not totally mangling pronunciations. and okay, there's not accents per se, but there are sounds that are def perceived as accented to a western layman
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Nin-gen Isu- pronounced neen-gain Ees as the Japanese heavily clip the u.
You should react to their official music video "Love Nirvana". That's a banger.
The ending of namahage should be pronounced as follows:
"ha" as we would say "ha" in English (in otherwords, like the last syllable of the name of the motorcycle or musical instruments name Yamaha. It isn't a "long a".
The "ge" is pronounced like when we say "meh" or "eh" in English, using the "g" as a hard "g", not like a "j". It isn't a long "a" as said by erumi36: not in this word, nor in Ningen (where the last syllable is not pronounced "gain" as he said, but with an "eh" sound.
They say "gain" themselves.
ua-cam.com/video/OOnm8ognESU/v-deo.html
@@erumi36 I see why you might think so from that. However, the long "a" sound in Japanese does not come from an isolated "e" (Japanese vowels are not "a=ah e=ay i=ee o=oh u=oo" as you wrote, but rather 'a=ah e=eh i=ee o=oh u=oo". A long "a" sound comes from combining "e" and "i" as "ei" which, sound-wise is the combining "eh" with "ee". If you try it for yourself, you'll hear "eh" and "ee" combine to give the sound of long "a". Please try it for yourself. Listening closely, what I propose is being heard when he says Ningen Isu is the "eh" sound of the last syllable of Ningen combining the the "ee" sound of of the first syllable of Isu. He is pronouncing the "n" so lightly that it is almost as if it isn't there, and so the "eh" and the "ee" sound a lot like long"a". But if you listen carefully you will hear that there is no "n" sound after the apparent long "a" sound. He is NOT saying "gain". Listen closely. The "n" sound is hiding inside the apparent long "a" sound, and you so there is no "n" sound to be heard following the long "a" sound. The way he is also not emphasizing the "u" at the end of Isu, the sound produced is sort of like he is saying nin-gaze (if you pronounce "gaze" like the English word "gaze"). The Japanese do sometime seem to compress sounds together, the example of "suki desu" being made to sound a lot like "ski dess" comes to mind.
The G is always hard in Japanese, so it's pronounced Nin-gain like in the word "get". Isu is pronounced Eese like in "geese". The u at the end of words is usually more or less dropped. The creatures are pronounced Na-ma-hah-gay...again a hard g. As you (hopefully) do reacts for more bands from Japan, you'll notice that the five vowels each only have one sound, unlike English, and the same goes for the consonants. a=ah e=ay i=ee o=oh u=oo(like in room)
Enough Japanese 101 lol. Great review and keep it up!
Here is the band saying it a few seconds in.
ua-cam.com/video/OOnm8ognESU/v-deo.html
Also, there is only one vowel per syllable in Japanese. So if you have two vowels together, it will be pronounced as two different syllables. Although that doesn't come into play here.
The first syllable of each word is also almost always the stressed syllable.
@@robertlawrence2609 After all, Japanese is classified as a mora language, not a syllable language like English.
i got 2 long-ass\badass lists with awesome bands and musik hope you find something you like and might want to react to if you like them
list one:metal,punk,rock
BROTHERS OF METAL
bloodywood
Drowning Pool
alien weaponry
Dio
Infected Rain
Simple Plan
NINGEN ISU
The Pretty Reckless
Raubtier
Children Of Bodom
tool
shepherds reign
Metal family
Volbeat
Dethklok
22 Even
Marilyn Manson
ELEINE
deserted fear
Finntroll
Halocene
Sonic Syndicate
Papa Roach
Bush
Alestorm
Hollow Ground
BETZEFER
Machine Head
Good Charlotte
slipknot
link in park
Rancid
parkway drive
Wind rose
Saliva
DragonForce
Jonathan Young
Metro Station
Grailknights
VINTERSEA
Hoobastank
The Rasmus
BROJOB
UNLEASH THE ARCHERS
gloryhammer
Nine Inch Nails
Hammerfall
A Sound of Thunder
Rush
The Toadies
WARKINGS
seether,
stone sour,
Whitesnake
Sepultura
the offspring
3rd
sum 41
Apocalyptica
Evanescence
pelleko
puddle of Mudd
sick puppies
Alice Cooper
mokoma
five finger death punch
Journey
Halocene
frozen crown
Kamelot
STORM SEEKER
The All-American Rejects
High On Fire
Killswitch Engage
Centox
Soundgarden
avatar
Nekrogoblikon
Goo Goo Dolls
Bullet For My Valentine
DEVILOOF
Shinedown
ICED EARTH
Coal Chamber
Slayer
Halestorm
Mötley Crüe
Weezer
IGNEA
AFI
BELZEBUBS
Sex Pistols
Trapt
iron maiden
Wheatus
Stone Temple Pilot
Manowar
Led Zeppelin
My Chemical Romance
Greta Van Fleet
YUNGBLUD
Republica
OZZY OSBOURNE
Lauren Babic
twisted sister
The Used
Audioslave
Sick and wired
Megadeth
System Of A Down
Starcrawler
queen of the stone age
AC/DC
Monster Magnet
Scorpions
Ensiferum
Type O Negative
HELLOWEEN
Mudvayne
Freak Kitchen
XANDRIA
black stone cherry
Muse
Within Temptation
Deep Purple
Rage Of Light
BLACK SABBATH
DRACONIAN
Behemoth
Bloodhound Gang
BAD OMENS
Batmetal
IMPERIAL AGE
Kiss
Primus
Icon for Hire
ORDEN OGAN
Delain
Motionless In White
Judas Priest
Amaranthe
Orbit Culture
Buckcherry,
P.O.D.
Staind,
Mushroomhead,
Dream Theater
Siouxsie And The Banshees
Jimmy Eat World
Superbutt
3 dorrs down
Smash Mouth
Three Days Grace
Running Wild
nirvana
The Cardigans
babymetal
Straight Line Stitch
arch enemy
sabaton
Rob Zombie
Suicidal Tendencies
Blackbriar
Bowling For Soup
Billy Idol
Nightwish
Ram Jam
Fall Out Boy
Avril Lavigne
blink 182
Breaking Benjamin
MÅNEGARM
Warrant
Mustasch
The Hellacopters
Viagra Boys
möterhead
Amon Amarth
paramore
Dreadnaut
pearl jam
Psychostick
backyard babe´s
Domeshots
lamb of the god
Godsmack
fall out boy
Wolfheart
The Regrettes
Static-X
Native Howl's
Slash
Frog Leap studios
Okilly Dokilly
Once Human
Rammstein
Incubus
The Distillers
Limp Bizkit
White Zombie
gwar
Falling In Reverse
lordi
Breaking Benjamin
avenged Sevenfold
Cradle of Filth
the darkness
ghost
Maid of Ace
Velvet Revolver
theory of a dead man
korn
Foo Fighters
Everclear
disturbed
Ugly Kid Joe
pantera
ELUVEITIE
steel pathers
SYNLAKROSS
list two:folk, country, rap, pop, covers
Jonna Jinton,
heilung ,
George Thorogood
Butthole Surfers
John Moreland
First to Eleven
Bomfunk MC's
Justin Cross
Wardruna
Gangstagrass
First to Eleven
Ivy Levan
Night Runner
Russia Insight
Gealdýr
Benny Benassi
Becky G
SonReal
Danheim
The Builders and the Butchers
Fatboy Slim
Bombs Away
The HU
Brantley Gilbert
the dead south
Uncle Kracker
Paleowolf
3OH!3
Igorrr
Aqua
Blues Saraceno
M.I.A.
The Ting Tings
Mean Mary
Brothers Osborne
Savage Garden
The White Buffalo
Myrkur
Movits!
Skrillex & Damian "Jr Gong" Marley
rumjack
Anilah
Garbage
Carrie Underwood
Cracker
Eivør Pálsdóttir
The Brothers Bright
Munknörr
foggy molly
Talking Heads
dropkick Murphys
SKÁLD
Blackberry Smoke
Wild Child
Caravan Palace
faun
Pale Waves
Cobra Starship
The Black Eyed Peas
Beastie Boys
Rachel Hardy
Anilah
The Veronicas
Cher Lloyd
Chris Stapleton
Patty Gurdy
Rehab
DIE ANTWOORD
Gjallarhorn
Caleb Hyles
Daft Punk
home free
Bryce Fox
Blake Shelton
infected mushroom
Meghan Trainor
the Real McKenzies
Karliene
Halocene
maromaro1337
Metal Injection
Daddyphatsnaps
Hailee Steinfeld
Midland
Einar Selvik
The Prodigy
The Bridge City Sinners
Pomplamoose
LMFAO
Toby Keith
Cake
Scary Pockets
Rúnfell
Dorothy
Ranthiel Soprano
Ace of Base
Robyn Adele Anderson
SHWABADi
FRESHLY SQUEEZED
Kati Rán
Uncle Lucius
AURORA
Blackbriar
Larkin Poe
Garmarna
The Correspondents
Brother Dege
Mike Posner
little dicky
Heldom
Icona Pop
Rascal Flatts
The Hackensaw Boys
Rustage
Dan bull
Billy Currington
Anna Kendrick
Iggy Azalea
weird al
Sabrina Carpenter
The Steel Woods
Peter Gundry | Composer
gorillaz
Trace Adkins
Mac Lethal - 27 Styles Of Rapping
None Like Joshua
Charli XCX
abba
Gretchen Wilson
Here's a banger with a killer riff: ua-cam.com/video/tYs_-BWwMkI/v-deo.html 'Voice of Nothing' and another banger: ua-cam.com/video/1JY89ZxVqEg/v-deo.html 'The Colour Out of Space'.
First off, I'm generally not a fan of "reaction" videos, since they seem to be adding unnecessary drama. You focus on the artists more. Secondly, it looks like Mr. Miyagi traded in his old car for an SG and never looked back. Keep up the good work, Peace.
what drama? the fk
greatreaction dude :) hard G as in gate u is silent, means human chair, my fav so far is kenichi's caterpillar ua-cam.com/video/-vJEMwLH-kM/v-deo.html
Namahage = na ma ha gay
No. na ma ha ge
@@YT-of7bh ナマハジェ？
The name of the band name is pronounced completely wrong!
who cares