(10-15-2010, 07:55 AM)VAMPkito Wrote:

(10-14-2010, 08:34 PM)Usagi Hoshino Wrote: They did, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGUWzEDek...dded#at=94

I think his Spanish sounds better than his English (how his voice sounds)

Perhaps it's because I only speak, liek, two sentences of Spanish, but he really does sound a lot more fluent in Spanish than in English. Really, he barely seemed to stutter at all. In English he has a very "I... I am happy to see yooou"


The world is a strange place =(

EDIT - <-- My face when I vaguely discover what "de puta madre" means.

english is a tough language because we don't follow the normal rules of pronunciation throughout. logic says this is because we have stolen words from everyone else but didn't change them much except to mis-pronounce them all over the place compared to the source.

i've seen many native Spanish speakers say it is easier for them to speak Japanese than english precisely because there is a great similarity in the way they pronounce certain letters and sounds. so, the converse would appear to be true too. Hyde's spanish sounds better than his french too, or to me it does.

@ VAMPkito: yes, dear lad, the world really is a very "strange place", no matter what the defining criteria is. ^ ^

wait, i thought in learning to say "de puta madre" Hyde was just expanding his universal use of his favorite word "f**k" and learning a few new sub-sets of parlance.