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01-19-2008, 02:27 PM
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Has anyone listened to the disney songs in other languages?
I may be the only person sad enough to have done so...
But hakuna matata sounds great in german and japanese... "Make a man" from mulan sounds really good in German... And A whole new world from aladdin is groovy in japanese Amongst others... I was just wondering if anyone else has... 
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01-20-2008, 11:07 AM
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They are amazing
 "Hakuna matata, Nante ii hibiki nan da, Hakuna matata, Ai no messeji, Nayama zu ni ikiru koto sa, Oretachi no, Kono chishiki, Hakuna matata"...and so on and so forth...
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01-20-2008, 01:23 PM
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Of course i Do, i went for about a month listening solely to Ayumi Hamasaki (Japanese Singer) and Jennifer Lopez's "Que Hacistes" also i listen to quite a bit of french music, but i can speak french. And Gaelic is sung nicely too actually. Horay for other languages!
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