Impressive, because Japanese to English is difficult accents and pronunciation, double merit because the feeling and performance in not native language deserve admiration, 真剣に それは素晴らしいです ありがとうございますだ ❤
They all are native English speakers singing an English song in this mashup, though Nerissa, Elizabeth, and Mumei can *sing* in Japanese - which luckily for singing is one of the easier/ideal languages for vocal performance due to the syllable structure, communicating and reading is another story, but provided you add funigami to kanji it gets easier. It has the qualities that also make Greek, Latin, Swahili, and Korean favourable, being vowel-closing syllable structure, monotonal, and an added bonus of no stress, so those giving flexibility to melody, harmony, and rhythm respectively. But did you mean translating English-to-Japanese in subtitles?
However, I’m not a confident singer anyway, my knowledge on the language difficulty for singing is from the channel ‘MarcoMeatball’ when he covered the Natlan symphony and how Swahili has those qualities.
Ah yes, my hololive EN kamioshi, Aradia Ravencroft.
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I always knew Mumei was Aradia's husband all along, this is the couples quartet.
Aradia my beloved.
Holy heck, this was perfect
GOATED
Oh my god. Now this is perfection. Best mashup channel ❤️
Edit : when aradia's part came up. I got goosebumps. These girls are very talented
Thank you ♥️
She and Malpha showed Nerissa isn't the only singer out of the Ravencrofts showing the sisters are truly talented
Impressive, because Japanese to English is difficult accents and pronunciation, double merit because the feeling and performance in not native language deserve admiration, 真剣に それは素晴らしいです ありがとうございますだ ❤
They all are native English speakers singing an English song in this mashup, though Nerissa, Elizabeth, and Mumei can *sing* in Japanese - which luckily for singing is one of the easier/ideal languages for vocal performance due to the syllable structure, communicating and reading is another story, but provided you add funigami to kanji it gets easier. It has the qualities that also make Greek, Latin, Swahili, and Korean favourable, being vowel-closing syllable structure, monotonal, and an added bonus of no stress, so those giving flexibility to melody, harmony, and rhythm respectively.
But did you mean translating English-to-Japanese in subtitles?
However, I’m not a confident singer anyway, my knowledge on the language difficulty for singing is from the channel ‘MarcoMeatball’ when he covered the Natlan symphony and how Swahili has those qualities.