We require someone to make some English captions. Any ideas?

Mayu y Saki y también Keiko y Son-Go

They got Midori and Miyako!

むしろ娘？ｗ

@@rock69dynamite 恵子姐さん本人が妹分と紹介しているものを、そんなん怖すぎてよう言えませんわ！ｗ

Si,yo también quiero ver a todas juntas.

Mayu es hermosa.

そこオレも好きだ

I can only agree with you here. 😅

There's a translated version of the Lovebites episode on my channel for what it's worth

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Si es lindo, pero extraño su cabello pelirrojo.

I disagree, if you're gonna sing in another language you should make the effort of pronouncing things right, you can't just make up a language or else no one will understand what you're saying

@@salva0922 Mh.. then should we keep quiet in English world? Ideally, we want to follow the same pronunciation, but it’s hard for us to master the difference between L and R for instance. Basically, Japanese language consists of the combination of vowels and nouns for each letter and we have been used to that. If you as native do not accept the wrong pronunciation by Japanese, we tend to think ‘ we should not speak in English.’ Appreciate to your tolerance to accept the different accents by different people. We, Japanese, accept strange accents by foreigners Japanese pronunciation.

@@salva0922 In Japan, Japanese can accept terrible Japanese mispronunciations, accents, and unintelligible sentences from foreigners. So they are appearing on TV and radio with strange pronunciation.(e.g, Mr. Marty, Pokemon narration) Is there terrible discrimination and rejection in the U.S. and English-speaking countries?

@@salva0922 you're misunderstanding the issue. And that's fine. Not everyone is well-versed in these things. What is being said is that the ways that Japanese people speak English, which can be modelled and are highly predictive and heavily influenced by first language, needs to be consolidated into something officially recognised as "Japanese English", just as there are many other officially recognised world Englishes. This is a necessary step in legitimising a world Englishes. It's not about creating a language that no one else can understand. It's about legitimising the patterns of usage, pronunciation, grammar and so on that are typical of a particular group of English speakers. By validating the existence of something called Japanese English, speakers can get away from the oppressive influence of English native-speakerism. This is especially important when the vast majority of English speakers in the world don't communicate on a regular basis with native English speakers. In other words, native-speakerism via native-speaker norms is largely irrelevant to the vast majority of English usage in the world. And this is why the legitimisation of various world Englishes is essential.

people must know that adults are definitely harder to correct their mispronunciation, why? because the tongue is already developed...not like children.. well Marty's mean no harm...he's trying to help saki

Nemophila es mi banda favorita. Tamu-San también.

Donde, donde?

Marty's Japanese pronunciation is bad but still you could understand :)

I don't understand why Marty Friedman is such a big star in Japan. He was never famous in America. He says a lot of smart things. I just dislike looking at him because he looks like Howard Stern.

Si querido marty, nemophila son 5 talentos fantásticos. Invita alas demás.

in my opinion Kiko is the Megadeth guitarist who closest to Marty in terms of flavor or musical approach

@@togelz Both amazing 👍

今　養生してます

While of course I respect the Japanese language and culture. Adding subtitles to the largest market and language in the world isn't hard to do. Especially when you already have English speakers working for the show.

Similar to the foreigner’s Japanese learning, the pronunciation for other language is very difficult. However, we can still communicate if we keep on the communication. Japanese must speak our own English even if it sounds strange to the natives.

@@radioraffa Largest language, Mandarin? Spanish? Largest market, what is the percentage of English speaking fans of Japanese bands? But for throwing it on U-Tube, some 'western' (northern) subtitles would be handy.

@@5Melig Mandarin is not spoken all over the world. As for fans.. That is part of the point. By adding translation it would open the door to more fans. But the main thing is that you have Marty and Kenny who speak English. With both of them part of the show, it is easier to get proper translation. Also Shelly who was on the original show is half American and speaks perfect English. She now has her own channel and does the same thing, by not adding subtitles. But it has been the Japanese way for being a closed society so that may play into it, by being reluctant to reach out.

@@radioraffa Point was: English is not the larrgest language. As I said, subtitles for putting it on the net, yes. For television in Japan, why? Edit Ehm, just dawned on me: is it an internet thing, this peogram? The possibillities are endless, these days.

Si,Hazuki es fantástica guitarrista también. Saludo la idea.

ほんとそれ