ITT: Sing a song in a foreign language.
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ITT: Sing a song in a foreign language.
Rate songs from your cunt.
Icelandic: vocaroo.com
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Haven't listened to this song in like 3 years
Norwegian
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I am sick btw so sorry for the rasp and all the swallowing
Can this be an all purpose vocaroo thread or does it have to be singing?
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I don't know the languages, but I like these. The rolling Rs especially.
meh I can't sing
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beautiful
I doubt you are supposed to roll them that much, but I really like rolling rs.
a-a grill???
t-thank you pooland, you have a very nice voice too.
Doesn't this mean that most people here could just sing in english?
Thanks & you're welcome GERMmany :3
Why would anybody do such a thing when you can sing in SAMI instead?
Not bad.
Katyusha thread ?
Katyusha thread.
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Haha, great!
Nasal vowels are a motherfucker, huh?
Nasal vowels in french ? I don't pronunciate them correctly, I'm from southern france where nasalization is never realized.
For example, for "le chien", I say :
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where I should say :
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Nobody is going to hold it against you if you don't realize nasal vowels.
The good thing about being southerners and occitan speaker, is I have no problem with diphtongues and triphtongues, which are a bitch for normal french speakers.
Is Japanese Katsyusha welcome?
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Ah, I was talking about the Portuguese ones, but this is good info for my studies as I'm actually learning French!
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very good, I want to sing with you in a bar
Thanks lad, I'm sure I would enjoy that, people never really sing in bars here unless it's a karaoke bar.
We made our own version of Erika too. pls rate.
It's something I have a trouble with when every language that has nasal vowels crosses my way.
the song is exactly the same and the lyrics seem to be the same also (although obviously not just a direct translation as that wouldn't fit with the rhythm)
What song? I dont hear/understand half of what you're saying.
Many german soldiers joined the French Foreign Legion after WW2.
They brought along their "Ich hatte ein Kameraden"
Villeman og Magnhild
What?
Incredible, are from Alsace-Lorraine? Or have you taken German lessons? All French that I've met so far had great problems intoning German correctly. You are doing incredibly good. Good job!
And you get many bonus points for the song you've chosen. Topkek
Yes, I know. Last year I was in love with a girl named Karina. I downloaded this song and each time I drove to her on my bike to make Blitzkrieg with her I listened to this song.
But it's the current year now.
>karaoke bar
Actually I don't like karaoke. I like singing in bars, but few people are to be found to join. But I found karaoke always to be somehow awkward.
Gibt nichts Schöneres, als betrunken in der Besenwirtschaft zu singen.
Am besten Schlager, damit die Rentner einstimmen
Die Wacht am Rhein is a good song to pickup when you're French.
Well, I just found out there was a german FFL version as well.
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Yeah I'm not one for karaoke either, it can be fun in the right company but I wouldn't ever go alone to a karaoke bar to sing.