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    1. narutovideok I am so ashamed by The facts that most Japanese people canā€™t pronounce English well. This situation is caused by old style English education .So Japanese canā€™t learn useful English skill especially speaking and listening. We(Japanese)learn only remembering English from elementary school to high school.So most Japanese canā€™t speak English suddenly.for example,they usually cannot tell the way to get somewhere foreigners want to go if they were asked the way. This is because they donā€™t have time to learn and remember the answer .

  4. twinkuru twinkurur wital star, how i wanda what you ar up uabove za word so high ylike a diaomon in za sky hy twinkuru twinkuru wital star how i a wonda wat chu arr ~<3

  7. If you read the whole lyrics of the song, it speaks about a traveller, a traveller guided by the light of the star at night. This is a perfect analogy for their relationship, Kaori, the little star, lead Kousei, the traveller, out of the darkness, or night. Then, day rose for him and the star was no longer needed, though is still remembered everyday, with the rise of night.
    <3 BEST SHOW EVER.

  11. twinkuru tinkuru riru staa!

    How I wanda what chu a

    Up ah bobbles ah war so high

    likuwa diahmond in sa skah-I

    twinkuru tinkuru riru staa!

    How I wanda what chu a ~

    1. I don’t know. I didn’t really like Kaori’s talking voice either. It sounded kind of fake and annoying. But I do admit she was awesome in some scenes.

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