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Anime in different languages
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nororu
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Re: Anime in different languages
personally i like to watch anime in japanese with english subtitles, although i know spanish, but still is not the same because usually is translated from Spain and not Mexico, so much rather just read the english subs..
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º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
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Re: Anime in different languages
yep, I also love the animes in Jpn with english or portuguese subs, but mainly english.
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Apocalyptic Hamster
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Re: Anime in different languages
I've watched a few random Cantonese-dubbed eps just for kicks. Fun times. Seriously, I have yet to hear a single Cantonese dub that isn't just hilariously bad. @_@
Oh, and German dubs tend to be amusingly sucky as well. Just take a look at the Naruto OP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1ebtuNirWo
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Oh, and German dubs tend to be amusingly sucky as well. Just take a look at the Naruto OP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1ebtuNirWo
>__O
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ShutaroMendou
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Re: Anime in different languages
As well as seeing a multitude of Japanese-dubbed cartoons, I've also seen Urusei Yatsura and One Piece in Italian, plus Dragon Ball Z in Spanish.
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I've seen InuYasha in Spanish and a short clip of Hellsing dubbed in German (Alucard's voice is SOOOO different. shocked me for a second
) Other then that only English and/or Japanese for just about everything i've seen at one point or another
