Is it normal it's easier for me to hit high notes in japanese than english?

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Something about the way the words are formed makes it easier for me to hit and hold high notes.

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  • Chocobonobble
    7 years ago

    I noticed that when I speak French the tone in my voice is different from when I'm speaking English, so yes it is normal.

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  • fejoob
    7 years ago

    probably the use of more vowel sounds that are usually associated with higher notes

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  • Who?
    7 years ago

    No. They're completely different and require different kinds of annunciation.

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  • rep4
    7 years ago

    Humblebrag

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      7 years ago

      I guess you could see it that way. I was just thinking about how the way the words are formed makes it easier to open the throat.

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      • rep4
        7 years ago

        So, you can only hit the tone when it's surrounded by another? Couldn't you practice isolating it?
        How did you learn Japanese? Just curious

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          7 years ago

          I guess I could take vocal lessons to be able to hit notes no matter the circumstance, I've just never gotten to it along with continuing doll making... And have a friend from Japan tutoring me.

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  • felixy
    7 years ago

    Could be the voices you're imitating just happen to be higher-pitched. With weeaboos it's hard to tell.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      7 years ago

      No the same happens with German even though I'm not as good at it. And if learning Japanese makes me a weeaboo despite loving my own culture, then I guess you won't ever be learning it :D.

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      • felixy
        7 years ago

        I thought you were just singing anime intros, but learning the language is definitely something different.

        Good luck! Japanese was officially announced as the most difficult language for native English-speakers to learn.

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          7 years ago

          Thank you. Sorry for my snippy-ness.

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