【SeeU Chinese】月西江【Vocaloid】
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I would really like to hear more SeeU chinese songs!!!
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Amazing.
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It sounds so realllll
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WoW, you have really cool sense !!! I love this video !!!
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Chinese SeeU, marry me please.
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假地,假地!!!!!!!!!!!
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@SadisticLilBrother I apologize for spreading false beliefs. ((I feel like a failed Buddhist monk))
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Whoa she sounds so legit! XD
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아주 아름답다 !
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@SadisticLilBrother Yeah, I started searching around and I saw he's still making songs which is great! I wonder if he'll get the new Chinese Vocaloid coming out? Are there really that many people who shit on Chinese/ Korean songs on Nicovideo? That sucks, but it doesn't matter, your songs are great! By the way are you going to cover this song with Shou? You really know how to make him sound smooth, unlike any other UTAU I've ever heard.
Amazing cover! Will you ever make Shou sing this song too? You did a great job making SeeU sing Chinese with her Korean Voice bank, and I think Shou also has a Korean Voice bank as well. I'm glad you made a cover of this song, it's really sad that SolPie, the original creator, was bullied out of making more Vocaloid songs just because they were in Chinese.
technojunkie123 2 weeks ago
@technojunkie123 Actually I think he's still making Vocaloid songs lol, he released a new album not too long ago I think. He just doesn't post to nicovideo or piapro anymore (And I feel for him, because I get a lot of shit for being Korean on nicovideo too ever since SeeU came out lol)
SadisticLilBrother 2 weeks ago
Hnnnng Syo you know I love all your vidssss. Especially WHEN YOU SUBMIT TO MY LANGUAGE AHAHAHAHA *flips hair* All I'd have to say is that "yue" and "xue" are pronounced strangely. Is that the dialect? It's very... "Yoo-Eh" and "Shoo-Eh" when I'd pronounce it more like "Ye" and "She" with an open e...? It still sounds freaking amazing though, I can understand everything with ease. *A*d KOREA DONE GOOD THINGS.
taiwonton 1 month ago 6
@taiwonton IT'S A ü + e, which apparently rhymes with the "a" in -ian and -üan the way SolPie has miku pronouncing it. EAE (I always thought the "e" in yue was pronounced the same like in 的 and 色) THE KOREAN SITES I FOUND SAID THAT THE E WAS THE SAME AS IN -ie (which would kinda make since I think)
YOUR PEOPLE SHOULD USE HANGUL, MAKE READING PRONOUNCIATION HELLA EASIER.
SadisticLilBrother 1 month ago 11