You're welcome 😊Much love to Chika

Oh yeah 😅😅

😁😁🙏🙏

😂

i think i heard Saki pronounce it Nem-oh-fill-ah once and ive been saying it like that ever since

You are welcome 😘

Correct. I see so many English native speakers struggling with the “e”. Some people incorrectly say “ay”, when is closer to the “e” in net, or error.

The pronunciation is practically identical to Italian, so yes, very similar to Spanish 😁

Surely a contraction of pocket monsters is going to be pronounced po kay man

Oh yeah! You're welcome 😃💛

And STILL some get it wrong. They keep saying "ay" anyway...🙄🤦

​@@AldoGuerraALDO-METAL Because Yukina loves to play with words. If you replay it Yukina did follow Chika on "eh" then proceeds with "Ay" no wonder why the audience still saying "Ay" in the end. I even heard once Yukina says Hana-bee-yeah in other videos..

@@AldoGuerraALDO-METAL American English speakers have trouble with Japanese e because there is no such sound in their language. AY is the closest sound they have, so it's the best most can do.

@@david_ii11 no they don't. You seriously can't say "eh"? Really? 🙄 You must be Envious. Or perhaps Encouraged to practice Every opportunity you gEt.

😆 Schöner Move 😅 Oh Boy...ich hätte sie auch sooo gerne gesehen...

I was in Berlin calling HanabiE, but as you said I was pretty much in the minority. 😅

@@HerrXabu Keine Sorge, nach der komplett ausverkauften Europatour bin ich ziemlich sicher, dass es nicht sehr lange dauern wird, bis Hanabie wiederkommen und dann vermutlich auch ein paar mehr Konzerte in Europa spielen werden.

@@Vatvor ...und dann soll'n se mal schööön nach Hamburg oder Kiel kommen. Da steh ich dann bereit! 🤗🎵

@@HerrXabu Ja, wäre schön, wenn der Norden auch ein paar Konzerte abbekommt. Berlin und Frankfurt sind nicht unbedingt direkt um die Ecke von der Nordsee aus.

Same Here! ;D

tell em

😂😂😂 Yeah!! Tell 'em

With all the wars and death going on, there is not 8 billion people, nor even 7 billion.

@@killingheros3554 You're a killer yourself and also part of the problem, when I look at your username...

Especially the "Yay" speakers!!! Yes yes YES!!! 😂😂😂

Well. There are people on the comments of this video that still believe is “yay” or “ay”, no amount of times hearing Chika, or trying to teach them how the Japanese pronunciation works can change their minds.

Cold flower is the translation created by stupid google translate. Hanabie actually means the return of the cold weather when cherry blossoms are about to bloom.

You know more than once when I've dabbled in a couple foreign languages sounds that sounded like "eh" to me were always described as like "ay" so it's apparently a common confusion. 😅

In western English she is pronouncing "ay" ... eh is a soft E ... ay is a long A

@@PANIC_aka_PinD But they're Japanese. If you watch some Live videos, Chika did teached the western audience but it turned out still saying "ay" Instead of "eh" in Hanabie.

@@christopherjohnferrer3771 Lol ... well, here the girls appear to be running around yelling "AY! ... AY!". I can only take them at their word ;) . I just try to repeat it as closely as I can :) .

@@PANIC_aka_PinDIn a couple places, it does sound like they're saying "ay," but that is because they raising the sound more than they normally would just to emphasize that there is a fourth syllable. But when they are saying it more calmly and evenly, you can tell that it is closer a short "e" sound than a long "a" sound. Adding more volume to the syllable will naturally raise it to almost a long "a" sound, but that isn't the usual way to say it.

Wovon sprichst du?

😘😘😘

How would you pronounce it correctly? 🙂

@@HerrXabu Check Google

@@FuglyStick why don't you just tell me?

@@HerrXabu Because writing pronunciation never gets it right. Google it and you can hear it.

cheer up lil buddy