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All YUI lyrics in one document
Topic Started: Aug 4 2006, 07:52:10 AM (17,790 Views)
yue_yoshioka	Apr 25 2008, 07:35:13 AM Post #41
Yo!~ XD Posts: 893 Group: YUI Lovers Member #8,668 Joined: Apr 1 2008	Thank you for this compilation. :please :clap :good :good :good
	HYOTUS "yume ni made mita you na sekai de, arasoi mo naku heiwa ni kurashiatai"


kimstar00	Aug 14 2008, 07:22:23 AM Post #42
Posts: 4 Group: New Member Member #9,126 Joined: Apr 15 2008	thanks you SOOO much



Deleted User	Jan 22 2009, 05:41:17 AM Post #43
Deleted User	Thanks Very Much. All in One? Very great.
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ijs13	Mar 10 2009, 03:53:17 PM Post #44
Glad I met YUI Posts: 373 Group: YUI Lovers Member #24,722 Joined: Mar 7 2009	How can i download this?
	~Fan!~


kelvianto ken	Dec 29 2009, 04:30:08 AM Post #45
ken Posts: 14 Group: New Member Member #26,342 Joined: Nov 27 2009	:clap :clap :clap :clap



SoraHikari	Feb 25 2010, 02:02:11 AM Post #46
YUI~<3 Posts: 2,700 Group: YUI Lovers Member #26,829 Joined: Feb 20 2010	thank you vo.ov
	So many are still waiting for their new beginning, their birth by sleep. Birth by Sleep!! <333 Facebook~


Deleted User	Mar 6 2010, 12:38:29 PM Post #47
Deleted User	great work, thank's a lot..
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Apink	Mar 19 2010, 04:48:54 PM Post #48
Posts: 1 Group: New Member Member #26,973 Joined: Mar 16 2010	Wow... thank you very much....



yoshireno	Mar 24 2010, 03:21:06 PM Post #49
Posts: 1 Group: New Member Member #26,961 Joined: Mar 13 2010	its happy line..



d3nise	Jun 9 2010, 05:26:28 AM Post #50
~music is my heartbeat~ Posts: 46 Group: New Member Member #26,634 Joined: Jan 17 2010	Arigato for compiling them~ :suki :suki :suki
	音楽は私の心拍である~!


ronar	Jul 2 2010, 05:24:48 AM Post #51
Posts: 54 Group: YUI Lovers Member #27,560 Joined: Jun 28 2010	Me too. Arigato gozaimas! :good It's very handy :)
	For now my favourite YUI's song is Your Heaven


KuroKanKoKu	Oct 29 2010, 02:23:10 PM Post #52
Posts: 20 Group: Member Member #25,376 Joined: Jun 7 2009	sankyuu~ so muchie :D



asyraf_ee@	Mar 14 2011, 06:42:48 PM Post #53
Posts: 1 Group: Validating Member #28,748 Joined: Mar 12 2011	like it very much...thanks..^_^



taracats	Oct 25 2011, 08:38:30 AM Post #54
Posts: 2 Group: Validating Member #29,611 Joined: Oct 25 2011	Quote: wah! the japanese structure is very very different with English one question, Look at this spotlight = suppotoraito why japanese read english like that>?? Quote: There's something more difficult in Japanese structure if you heard this... Coffee = Koohii Why? Maybe Japanese pronouncation is how they say the words... @Hanai @mellody, yes, to make it easier for them to read the words they are written in their own writing system, specifically in katakana (set of characters basically used for words of foreign origin) and I'll be explaining more below. Please excuse my intrusion on this matter. so, uh.. hi, I'm new here and just read your comments. For some reason I can't introduce myself in the proper forum.. and I can't believe I'm doing this right off the bat.... Anyway, I'm studying Japanese and the reasons that they pronounce words such as spotlight and coffee, more specifically foreign words, differently are that (1) they don't have lone consonants, except for the nasal ん which may be pronounced as n, m, or ng. The sounds of their characters are by syllables that are either a single vowel or a combination of a consonant followed by a vowel, and, again, with the exemption of ん. Hence the 'su' and 'to' in suppotoraito. Regarding the use of 'r' in place of 'l', for them, and similar to Chinese, 'r' and 'l' are considered to be the same. It makes no difference to them whether it is pronounced as 'r' or 'l', it still means the same thing (Linguistically, they belong to a group and are known as glides). (2) In the use of 'pp,' the double consonant indicates the early pronunciation of the consonant (I'm not sure if I'm even getting this specific point through properly, but that is more or less the case). Moving on, (3) not all speech sounds (or sounds used in speaking) present in one language are necessarily present in the set of speech sounds of another language. This is to explain the use of koohii for coffee. Needless to say, the 'c' in coffee is not present among the characters of the Japanese language but it is spoken the same way as 'k,' which they do have. The double vowels indicate the elongated pronunciation of the initial vowel. The use of 'h' instead of 'f' may be explained as a case that is similar to how I explained the matter with 'r' and 'l' earlier but there are differences in that the existing line of characters containing f and h, in hiragana は、へ、ひ、ほ、ふ or in katakana ハ、ヘ、ヒ、ホ、フ, they are often transcribed as (or in their romanji form) ha, he, hi , ho, fu. I hope this has been of helpful. To those that actually finished reading this, I appreciate the effort. Thanks.



Gikkingen	Dec 13 2011, 03:06:13 AM Post #55
Posts: 7 Group: Member Member #29,797 Joined: Dec 13 2011	The file has been deleted U.U



udith3s	Dec 20 2011, 02:32:12 AM Post #56
Posts: 17 Group: Member Member #29,519 Joined: Sep 22 2011	someone please reupload it.. @@
	YUI spread peace to the world..


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