The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 OP - Hyakka Ryouran (Lilas Ikuta) | Pro Singer Reacts
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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Lilas ikuta is yoasobi's singer btw
Thank you, i keep getting Ayase and Ikuta mixed up smh. 🙄 🙏
personally this one I didn't like it enough when it came out recently, especially comparing it with the previous ones but you should definitely listen to the first one “be a flower”, it's really great, it has a first take version with a band performance, the instrumental varies a bit from the original song, it's something known as rearrange maybe?
Oh, if he didn't react to that then it's a great choice. Ryokuoushoku Shakai are great. I'd even personally suggest using the version from The First Take.
Exactly. it's a good song but no where near as good as the previous 2.
Ayase (yoasobi) also have vocaloids
I suggest to listen yokubari composed by ayase covered by ado
Do give it a try
Japanese language only has 5 vowels and they're always (well, there are always some exceptions with things like devoicing, but that's not that important and you'll still sound a lot better if you miss those exceptions than if you pronounce things like English)
a - always it's like the "a" in "hard"
e - always like the "e" in "hell"
i - always like the "i" in "interesting"
o - always like the "o" in "Tom"
u - always like the "oo" in "look".
When a vowel is doubled it means you should emit the sound longer, not like two separate sounds. The "o" doesn't get doubled as "oo" but "ou", so there's no "u" sound there.
Consonants also are always pronounced the same way.
Except for vowels when they're alone, all the Japanese "letters" are a combination of one consonant and one vowel, so it's Li-la-su (but you devoice the u at the end of a word to the point where you can just not say it at all) I-ku-ta /Lee-Las (like "last" without the t) Ee-ku (like in coup d'etat)-ta.
Thank you so much for this! I need to print it out and stick it on my computer for reference! Thanks for watching and for the sub!