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ok, i'll fix that... & yeah, it is,All I see are 403 errors. Also I'm confused, these seem to be titles of Land Before Time songs, but that's an English language show?
:3Ah, yeah, those links work fine.
It wouldn't be cheap necessarily, but there are shipping relay services so even if amazon.co.jp doesn't sell or won't send the DVDs directly, you could buy them from anyone who ships within Japan and have them relayed... if you really wanted it. If you're just looking for practice material, there's plenty of other things.
thankyoutsuyoku mitetemo -> tsuyoku mietemo
tasuke mo tomeru -> tasuke motomeru (probably) It does sound like tasuke mo tomeru but it makes more sense if it's tasuke motomeru. I think it just unfortunate phrasing by the singer.
1:15 (first song): hitori de tsuyoku, ikirakute wa dou sounds to me like hitori de tsuyoku ii kirakute wa dou but I'm not sure and don't quite know how to parse that. Is 強く良い an expression? Someone else is going to have to check this one.
demo tasukei ii ga -> demo tasukeai wa
kokoro hirakeba -> kokoro o hirakeba (it's very subtle but I think the o is extended to indicate the following particle. same meaning either way.)
I think that's it for the first song. Not that I have the best listening skills in the world, but this song seems straightforward enough. Got to deal with RL for a bit, maybe I can look at the other two songs later.
the next one is one of that was & kinda still is my favourites as a kidAh, yeah, those links work fine.
It wouldn't be cheap necessarily, but there are shipping relay services so even if amazon.co.jp doesn't sell or won't send the DVDs directly, you could buy them from anyone who ships within Japan and have them relayed... if you really wanted it. If you're just looking for practice material, there's plenty of other things.
tsuyoku mitetemo -> tsuyoku mietemo
tasuke mo tomeru -> tasuke motomeru (probably) It does sound like tasuke mo tomeru but it makes more sense if it's tasuke motomeru. I think it just unfortunate phrasing by the singer.
1:15 (first song): hitori de tsuyoku, ikirakute wa dou sounds to me like hitori de tsuyoku ii kirakute wa dou but I'm not sure and don't quite know how to parse that. Is 強く良い an expression? Someone else is going to have to check this one.
demo tasukei ii ga -> demo tasukeai wa
kokoro hirakeba -> kokoro o hirakeba (it's very subtle but I think the o is extended to indicate the following particle. same meaning either way.)
I think that's it for the first song. Not that I have the best listening skills in the world, but this song seems straightforward enough. Got to deal with RL for a bit, maybe I can look at the other two songs later.
It indeed sounds like so, but judging from the context, the lyrics actually must be 一人で強く生きなくてはと.1:15 (first song): hitori de tsuyoku, ikirakute wa dou sounds to me like hitori de tsuyoku ii kirakute wa dou but I'm not sure and don't quite know how to parse that. Is 強く良い an expression? Someone else is going to have to check this one.
Ah-hah! That makes sense now, thank you. Still hard to hear exactly that way, but I see the connection between the intent and the actually singing at least.It indeed sounds like so, but judging from the context, the lyrics actually must be 一人で強く生きなくてはと.
:3o ironna tomodachi
0:08 second song ??? notto ni futoachau -> noppo ni futoacha I can't hear this as anything but "noppo ni", and I suppose the futoacha is a derivitive of futotta or futoi to make this 'thin and fat' parallel to the English 'large and small sorts', but I don't really quite know, maybe someone else can help here.
thankyoux chigai mo aru de, -> chigai wa aru tte
o subarashii
x warai afureru, dekai ga, dekiru kara -> warai afureru sekai ga dekiru kara
o wanpaku ya, nakimushi
x amaienbo, kuishinbo -> amaenbou, kuishinbou
o daremo, minna, chigau kara
o mitomeai, asu wo ikiyou
o kanashi toki, tsurai toki
o tasuke aeba, sekai wa hitotsu
o ironna tomodachi
o ooki ko
o chichai ko
o chigai o koete, katakumeba
x tomadou mirai ga, soko ni, miete kuru -> towa no mirai wa soko ni miete kuru
o ironna tomodachi
x chikyuu wa, kasoku yo -> chikyuu wa kazoku yo
x kokoro no mado wa akereba -> kokoro no mado o akereba
x warai aeru sa, donna toki mo -> waraeru sa donna toki mo
o wasurenaide, sorezore
x chigai wa atemo, tasukeau, -> chigai wa atte mo tasukeau
o minna de
:3 yeah... some of the lyrics i can hear, some i can'tThese guys are a lot less clear in their articulation and keep varying the length of mora to fit the cadence of the song, so... yeah, I think that's it. 99% sure. 95%. At least 90% sure, excluding the 2nd line that I commented on. A good chunk of it is knowing how the words are spelled, not pure hearing, it can be worth checking the dictionary as you go, especially as computerized dictionaries generally search by just the starting sounds.
thankyou!lonely dinosaur
o yama no teppen ni ookina tamago
? ohisama ga tetsu ke kage o kashite -> ohisama ga tettsukke kage ga sashite
I'm not to sure about this one, it seems like a contraction. By the animation the bit in the middle has to start from teru (照), and maybe end with ike (行け), but also maybe some variation of teritsuke (照り付け) ... idk.
x aru hi arashi ga kita ame ga furi -> aru hi arashi ga kite ame ga furi
x kara wa ? wa hagure Kyōryū -> kara watta no wa hagure kyouryuu
it sounds like 'kara watta non wa' but I think it has to be either 'kara watta no wa' or 'kara watta mon wa'. Or I misheard entirely.
Kyōryū is a perfectly fine spelling, that change isn't a correction, I just never figured out how to type a macron so I never use them, can't be bothered with cutting and pasting.
o nagaku tsuyoi kubi takumashii kata
x sora kara mimamori shiyou na suru doime -> sora kara miorosu you na surudoi me
What.... it's very strange that you have 'mimamori shiyou' here, which would make sense but it certainly doesn't sound like that to me. Is there another version of this song where the lyric was changed?
x shizuka na oshiiku tani o ayu -> shizuku ni ooshiiku tani wo ayu
x minna wa koe yobu -> mina wa kou yobu
o hagure Kyōryū
o Kyōryū
o muchi no you na shippo
o Kyōryū
o yukande yasashi
o Kyōryū
o komatta toki ni wa
x tasuke ni kita kururu -> tasuke ni kite kureru
o hagure Kyōryū
x aru hi haigen ni deteru ma ni -> aruki heigen ni deteiru ma ni
x sharp tooth ni suu o areteta -> SHA-PU TU-SU ni su wo arasareta
x hagure Kyōryū o kaeshi ni -> hagure kyouryuu wa okaeshi ni
x ha wa zenbu heshi hotte (?) -> ha o zenbu heshiotte
? ''ha zenbu'' -> "ha o zenbu" I think, but phrased like "hao zenbu". Hard to be certain, same meaning either way.
x arinotte kebi (?) -> shouri no otakebi
o Kyōryū
o mamotte kureru
o Kyōryū
o seigi no mikata sa
o Kyōryū
x kiken ga semeattemo -> kiken ga semattemo
In song (never in speech) the small っ geminate (double-consonant) is sometimes indicated or emphasized with a doubling of the vowel before the consonant, so it sounds here like 'sema a temo' but it means 'semattemo'.
o mou nani mo kowaku wa nai... tsuyoi mikata ga iru yo
o Kyōryū
o muchi no you na shippo
o Kyōryū
o yukande yasashi
o Kyōryū
o komatta toki ni wa
x tasuke ni kita kururu -> tasuke ni kite kureru
o hagure Kyōryū
It's 太っちょ.0:08 second song ??? notto ni futoachau -> noppo ni futoacha I can't hear this as anything but "noppo ni", and I suppose the futoacha is a derivitive of futotta or futoi to make this 'thin and fat' parallel to the English 'large and small sorts', but I don't really quite know, maybe someone else can help here.
It's actually お日様が照り付け影が差して.? ohisama ga tetsu ke kage o kashite -> ohisama ga tettsukke kage ga sashite
I'm not to sure about this one, it seems like a contraction. By the animation the bit in the middle has to start from teru (照), and maybe end with ike (行け), but also maybe some variation of teritsuke (照り付け) ... idk.
Yes, it's 殻を割ったのは.x kara wa ? wa hagure Kyōryū -> kara watta no wa hagure kyouryuu
it sounds like 'kara watta non wa' but I think it has to be either 'kara watta no wa' or 'kara watta mon wa'. Or I misheard entirely.
x kiken ga semeattemo -> kiken ga semattemo
In song (never in speech) the small っ geminate (double-consonant) is sometimes indicated or emphasized with a doubling of the vowel before the consonant, so it sounds here like 'sema a temo' but it means 'semattemo'.
It's 太っちょ.
It's actually お日様が照り付け影が差して.
Yes, it's 殻を割ったのは.
thankyou!lonely dinosaur
o yama no teppen ni ookina tamago
? ohisama ga tetsu ke kage o kashite -> ohisama ga tettsukke kage ga sashite
I'm not to sure about this one, it seems like a contraction. By the animation the bit in the middle has to start from teru (照), and maybe end with ike (行け), but also maybe some variation of teritsuke (照り付け) ... idk.
x aru hi arashi ga kita ame ga furi -> aru hi arashi ga kite ame ga furi
x kara wa ? wa hagure Kyōryū -> kara watta no wa hagure kyouryuu
it sounds like 'kara watta non wa' but I think it has to be either 'kara watta no wa' or 'kara watta mon wa'. Or I misheard entirely.
Kyōryū is a perfectly fine spelling, that change isn't a correction, I just never figured out how to type a macron so I never use them, can't be bothered with cutting and pasting.
o nagaku tsuyoi kubi takumashii kata
x sora kara mimamori shiyou na suru doime -> sora kara miorosu you na surudoi me
What.... it's very strange that you have 'mimamori shiyou' here, which would make sense but it certainly doesn't sound like that to me. Is there another version of this song where the lyric was changed?
x shizuka na oshiiku tani o ayu -> shizuku ni ooshiiku tani wo ayu
x minna wa koe yobu -> mina wa kou yobu
o hagure Kyōryū
o Kyōryū
o muchi no you na shippo
o Kyōryū
o yukande yasashi
o Kyōryū
o komatta toki ni wa
x tasuke ni kita kururu -> tasuke ni kite kureru
o hagure Kyōryū
x aru hi haigen ni deteru ma ni -> aruki heigen ni deteiru ma ni
x sharp tooth ni suu o areteta -> SHA-PU TU-SU ni su wo arasareta
x hagure Kyōryū o kaeshi ni -> hagure kyouryuu wa okaeshi ni
x ha wa zenbu heshi hotte (?) -> ha o zenbu heshiotte
? ''ha zenbu'' -> "ha o zenbu" I think, but phrased like "hao zenbu". Hard to be certain, same meaning either way.
x arinotte kebi (?) -> shouri no otakebi
o Kyōryū
o mamotte kureru
o Kyōryū
o seigi no mikata sa
o Kyōryū
x kiken ga semeattemo -> kiken ga semattemo
In song (never in speech) the small っ geminate (double-consonant) is sometimes indicated or emphasized with a doubling of the vowel before the consonant, so it sounds here like 'sema a temo' but it means 'semattemo'.
o mou nani mo kowaku wa nai... tsuyoi mikata ga iru yo
o Kyōryū
o muchi no you na shippo
o Kyōryū
o yukande yasashi
o Kyōryū
o komatta toki ni wa
x tasuke ni kita kururu -> tasuke ni kite kureru
o hagure Kyōryū
''always there''
o hi ga ochite
x matoru ni? no yoru -> madoromi no yoru
Almost certainly. It sounds like it could be matoromi, but there's no such word, so it must just be a very crisp 'd'. The 'd' in 'daku' in the next line sounds exactly the same too.
o nukumori ga, atashi o daku no
o mama ni tsutsumarete, yasumu yoru wa
o yasashii yume miru no yo
o itsudatte
x arashii no hi, fuan ni nari -> arashi no hi, fuan ni nari
The い on 嵐(あらし) is held a long time, but it doesn't make sense as 荒らしい(あらしい).
x naki mesou (?) -> nakibeso no
There is a 'mesomeso' that often goes along with 泣く 'naku', but the word here is 'nakibeso'.
I would guess they were once the same consonant but one changed and the other didn't
You can also see this kind of b/m transition in 寂しい being read both 'sabishii' and 'samishii'.
o 'chotto dake ne''
o atashi ni papa wa
x yakusaku shite kureru, sugu hareru to -> yakusoku shite kureru, sugu hareru to
? dakara kibou mo moteru, itsudatte
Probably? But the 'o' in 'mo' is held a long time, could be 'mou', but I think it's just for effect as the line seems more correct this way and lots of short vowels are sung long in this piece.
o itsumo
o yasuragi o, kureru hito
yes, but I don't know about that comma. This is the particle を, I would consider 'yasuragi o kureru' a continuous phrase that would never have a comma in it.
Similarly for the other o's below. The yo's make sense for a comma because that's a final particle ending a sentence or clause.
o itsumo
o soko ni iru yo, ude hiroge
o wasurenai yo, ano hi mama wa
o boku o daite, sasayaita
o kokoro no naka ni, watashi wa ikite
o itsudatte, anata o, miteru tte
o itsumo
o yasuragi o, kureru hito
o itsumo
o soko ni iru yo, ude hiroge
o itsumo
''always there''
o hi ga ochite
x matoru ni? no yoru -> madoromi no yoru
Almost certainly. It sounds like it could be matoromi, but there's no such word, so it must just be a very crisp 'd'. The 'd' in 'daku' in the next line sounds exactly the same too.
o nukumori ga, atashi o daku no
o mama ni tsutsumarete, yasumu yoru wa
o yasashii yume miru no yo
o itsudatte
x arashii no hi, fuan ni nari -> arashi no hi, fuan ni nari
The い on 嵐(あらし) is held a long time, but it doesn't make sense as 荒らしい(あらしい).
x naki mesou (?) -> nakibeso no
There is a 'mesomeso' that often goes along with 泣く 'naku', but the word here is 'nakibeso'.
I would guess they were once the same consonant but one changed and the other didn't
You can also see this kind of b/m transition in 寂しい being read both 'sabishii' and 'samishii'.
o 'chotto dake ne''
o atashi ni papa wa
x yakusaku shite kureru, sugu hareru to -> yakusoku shite kureru, sugu hareru to
? dakara kibou mo moteru, itsudatte
Probably? But the 'o' in 'mo' is held a long time, could be 'mou', but I think it's just for effect as the line seems more correct this way and lots of short vowels are sung long in this piece.
o itsumo
o yasuragi o, kureru hito
yes, but I don't know about that comma. This is the particle を, I would consider 'yasuragi o kureru' a continuous phrase that would never have a comma in it.
Similarly for the other o's below. The yo's make sense for a comma because that's a final particle ending a sentence or clause.
o itsumo
o soko ni iru yo, ude hiroge
o wasurenai yo, ano hi mama wa
o boku o daite, sasayaita
o kokoro no naka ni, watashi wa ikite
o itsudatte, anata o, miteru tte
o itsumo
o yasuragi o, kureru hito
o itsumo
o soko ni iru yo, ude hiroge
o itsumo