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07-21-2007 Alma H.
I've noticed that the first time I heard the song. I didn't want to say anything because I didn't know that other people might have noticed it too. Well, I don't know why they would put french on a Japanese program. Anyway, talk to you later.
~Alma H.
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08-27-2005 Jane L.
Japanese people aren't really good at pronounceing english. The japanese languageis very differently pronounced than English. They can't pronounce it. Chinese is really close to English so Chinese people can pronounce it. The korean language is something called sound words. It mean that you can pronounce anything with our languge. (Well not everything but most things!) There is another reason why japanese people can't pronounce but you guys wont understand. YOu need to understand how to read korean to understand what the reason is.
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08-25-2005 Andrew Findlay
I had also noticed that, Bob. Sailor V, as pronounced by the Japanese people, sounds almost exactly the same way they pronounce 'C'est la vie'. I don't know if this is a coincidence, or if it intentional, but as you said, it seems like a little too much to be a coincidence.
Nice to see you posting a moon note, Bob. You should post more moon notes and let us know what you think of the live action series and other Sailor Moon topics.
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08-25-2005 Jenna T.
My dad pointed this fact out to me. But I also noticed that sometimes, words that begin with the letter 'V' in the Japanese language sometimes are pronounced with the 'B' sound. One time I heard Rei-chan in PGSM say, "Sailor...Benasu?!" and sometimes they pronounce "Sailor V" as "Sailor Bue"...it's really strange...
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