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  • amzing *_*

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  • beautiful~

  • GORGEOUS song any way but! this version ROCKS!!!!!

  • it doens't sound disney ~ i love it! :D

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  • video2mp3. net

    use this to convert to iTunes library

  • Have you a mandarin movie version?

  • I like this version of this song! :) It's so nice to hear, 真好听! 一 百 分!!

  • mandarin is a beautiful language :)

  • That's a magnificent version! and I thought Chinese wasn't a musical language

  • Love this song! Wish I took more than one year of Chinese... 很好!

  • I like this version better than the english.

  • amazingly nice

  • 很好听呀!

  • Do you sing the tones? It doesn't sound like it.

  • @gustjorodedheo

    in chinese, you don't use the tones when you sing.

  • @michmoshx333 Does that make things confusing? I imagine that it would...

  • @gustjorodedheo For me, losing the tones in songs definitely makes things confusing--not sure if it confuses native Chinese speakers. I do speak Chinese (although not fluently), but I can barely understand Chinese songs unless I see the lyrics for two reasons: a) the tones get lost and b) songs tend to be poetic in nature, and sound rather different from normal speech.

  • @gustjorodedheo "Does that make things confusing? I imagine that it would"

    ...Sometimes. But I can understand this song fine. Chinese isn't as reliant on tones as people suspect, because it relies just as much, if not more on word order and syntax. Also Chinese isn't a monosyllabic language, it's bisyllabic/trisyllabic and sometimes quadrisyllabic. for ex., people like to use the word "ma" to present the difficulty of Chinese (it can mean mother or horse) but actually, mom is "muchin."

  • @gustjorodedheo But it also depends on the music....this particular melody allows enough ups and downs to create the illusion of mimicking tonality. In songs with phrases that has streams of monotonous notes, it gets more difficult. But a very good lyricist would create syntax using diction that can ensure people may understand upon hearing it.

  • Didn't know the Chinese title for Pocahontas is "Legend in the Wind."

  • I love this and chinese

  • wow...beautiful~!

  • 很好, 谢谢。

  • 美丽。。。但是为什么没有汉字?只有pinyin很难读。。。 可是除了那以外,很好。 :)

  • @Superfluousman69

    我也这么想, 但一些电脑没有能力改变成中文

  • I love this version! Gotta love Chinese:)

  • Now thats beautiful and i really do mean beautiful! 10/5. Greetings from Poland!

  • Man I love this version It's hautingly beautiful.Best part is I can understand it!!!

    I'm proud to be a Chinese.

    我 很 高 兴 做 个 华 人!!!

  • @TeenTitanJinx

    question do you have a regular keyboard??

    how do yu type the characters?

  • omg that sounds beautiful :-)

  • wow this is real?

  • Wow WoW ^^

  • guys, check this girl out! I think shes Chinese singing this song:

    colors of the wind manting

  • she is

  • she is; i'm chinese

  • Wooww this version is sooo beautiful!!!

  • i am afraid i dont have mp3 of this song, only flv

  • if it is a sound file then may I get it? I can probably do a conversion.

  • this is a video file, the same as used by youtube.

  • I can get you a sound file for this, if you'd like :)

    .:peace:.

  • can you send me this mp3?

  • you can download a free youtube-mp3 converter from the internet, just google it :) you just gotta enter the URL of the video and it gives you the mp3

  • NIce song

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