Ok, here's the Japanese song I have been learning. It's called Hana Mizuki. Saturday night Dave and I went up the street to a small restaurant to get some dinner. We were the only people there, so I asked if I could see their karaoke list. After assistance from the owner, we found Hana Mizuki in their karaoke system. So... I finally had the opportunity to sing my song!!! This second picture is the lyrics. Hisano-san wrote them in Hiragana for me, b/c I can't read Kanji yet.
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Hana Mizuki
Ok, here's the Japanese song I have been learning. It's called Hana Mizuki. Saturday night Dave and I went up the street to a small restaurant to get some dinner. We were the only people there, so I asked if I could see their karaoke list. After assistance from the owner, we found Hana Mizuki in their karaoke system. So... I finally had the opportunity to sing my song!!! This second picture is the lyrics. Hisano-san wrote them in Hiragana for me, b/c I can't read Kanji yet.
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4 comments:
Emiri-chan,
How TOTALLY cool! Now you have to tape yourself singing it, so we can all hear it! :)
Anata no itoko,
Carori
Carori-san,
I don't want to scare anyone away from my blog!!! haha!
Anata no itoko,
Emiri
or, should it be Karori-san??????
Probably with the K. Actually, when most folks here pronounce it, it comes out more like Kaori!
And we're family and close...you can call me -chan instead of -san!
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