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KAITO's "ハイハハイニ" with English Sub
Gakupo's "ワールドイズマイン" with English Sub
Meiko's "ワールドイズマイン" with English Sub
 
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Video uploaded here are sub added reprints of Vocaloid videos from NICO2. What is Vocaloid, I made video called "MIKU - Who's that girl" that will briefly explain about Vocaolid =) (The video is bit out of date now but will give you ideas hopefully)

I'm turning my message system off since I've been unable to reply to all the messages lately. sorry.
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Here's the site you can find new/old sub/translation videoes.Now renewed with more useful features!

http://v-subfan.kokage.cc/
(Working link is also at the bottom of profile)

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Other subs
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Please visit http://v-subfan.kokage.cc/

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My translation policy
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For me there are 3 type of lyric translation.

1) Translation for actual singing,
2) Translation for comprehending --- This is what you see most in music product print out. It mainly focus on making translation grammatically+culturally natural as possible.
3) This is what I am trying to do and I focus mainly on the timing word is used in lyric because I believe that's the big part of the music when it has lyric. (Yes, most time. Not all songs are though(^^;) I also try to leave nuance that original Japanese lyric phrase has as possible. It's just easier for me but more I think Japanse/English learner can improve vocaburary this way (hopefully) since I trasnlate words directly.

-What is () for?
() I use to connect sentence&word to make sense or to give better understanding on lyric.

- What does * mark mean?
* is how it's pronounced or read in song.
Ex. *Music(Song) = lyric is written music but read as Song when sang.

My translation is experimental thing I do for fun so if you are looking for 1 or 2, or better 3 or better looking translation's without (), sorry, you'll need to find right person for that.(^^;


Please feel free to use any translation in my channel!
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Japan