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0001kurasikku03/03/01 22:32ID:???
A bone!
あぼーん！
0175名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:19ID:???
Scusa, ma non capisco tedesco.
>>173...e' tedesco, vero?
0176名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:21ID:???
>>174
Ja richtig!
Also･･･
Let's talk in English.
0177名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:21ID:???
Allora, 'cosa parliamo?
0178名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:22ID:???
Che internazionale qui...
0179名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:23ID:???
Della musica, naturalmente.
0180名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:23ID:???
In this thread English should be chosen as a common
language. How many of us can write English?
0181名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:24ID:???
O Tintin.
0182名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:25ID:???
Writting Engilssh ist before breakfast.
0183名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:26ID:???
sama sama
0184名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:27ID:???
>>180
Va fa'cu!
Nel campo della musica, italiano e' la lingua piu' comune!
0185名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:28ID:???
>>182
You may be joking around. But I regret I cannnot enjoy your joke at all.
I recommend you to quit that joke, which is seen here so many times.
0186名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:29ID:???
wraitying inglissyu is bifor brecckfarst.
0187名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:30ID:???
>>184
Please read the title of this thread. If you are inteligent
enough, you may soon realize you are wrong.
0188名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:34ID:???
Ah, ho capito. Scusa mi. Vado a morire...
0189名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:35ID:???
>>188
Never say die!
Coraggio!
0190名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:38ID:???
Daily Classical Music Critique in Tokyo, shortly noted DAILY, is most beutiful, splendid,
and intellectual music site which I have ever seen.
0191名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:40ID:???
>>190
In what sense, do you think it's wonderful site?
0192名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:40ID:???
DAILY is most relieable guide for concert goer in Tokyo. Many musician also admire
DAILY's site owner, Mr. Takamoto.
0193名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:41ID:???
>>189
Grazzie, sei molto gentile... pero' non so capire
l'inglese bene. Cioe' non vengo piu'...
addddio.
0194名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:42ID:???
>>192
Please note "relieable" should be spelled "reliable".
0195名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:43ID:???
>>193
Ciao! Buona sera!
0196名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:44ID:???
Did Vakamoto disappear?
0197名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:47ID:???
>>191
In what sense? It's literally wonderful.
Specifically, Mr. Takamoto's view in criticizing a concert is very clear.
He also have an ability to found a excellent young performer, like Ms. Kawakami.
0198名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:49ID:???
>>194
It's not good manner in 2ch to blame one to misspelling. Hahaha.
0199名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:51ID:???
>>197

"He have" is gramatically wrong. "He has" is correct.
0200名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:51ID:???
Evil persons fear this voice of justice: KYOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!
0201名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:52ID:???
>>199
I'm going.
0202名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:52ID:???
>>197
"To found"? Do you mean he created a pianist?
0203名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:54ID:???
>>200
Please go to see a psychiatrist.
0204名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:55ID:???
>>198
Do you know who wrote >>192 and >>190?
It's Takamoto, who is most nortorious man in Japan's musical
world. He must be kicked out from this thread by all means!
0205名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 22:59ID:???
>>204
Please let me correct my spelling.
"notorious"　(I/O "nortorious")
0206名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:00ID:???
>>204
"Notorious" is an understatement. He's a ticket panhandler in the true sense of the word.
0207名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:01ID:???
It suddenly turned quiet.
Is Takamoto consulting dictionary now?
0208名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:01ID:???
>>204
No，no! Mr. Takamoto is most great contributer to Japanese musical world,
especially on the web. There are many bad men who don't feel good Mr.
Takamoto's high honor.
0209名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:03ID:???
>>208
Please blush up your poor English!
021020803/03/09 23:04ID:???
I have to brush up my English...sorry.
0211名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:04ID:???
>>208
I don't agree to you.
He just wants invitation! In order to obtain it
he blindly admire the performance. It is obvious!
All the people in the musical society believe so!
0212名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:05ID:???
Lorin Maazel, next chief conductor of New York Philharmonic, says "Mr. Takamoto has
the second-best ear in the world, of course the best I have."
0213名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:07ID:???
>>212
Please show us any sources for that. This I've got to see to believe.
0214名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:07ID:???
>>211
In other sense, Takamoto furiously condemn musicians who
refused to offer him the invitation.
0215名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:08ID:???
>>210 is not >>208. You must die. KYOHOHOHOHO!!
0216名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:10ID:???
>>212
Stupid!
How can Lorin know Takamoto?
Takamoto is now writing almost no critisism, isn't he?
0217名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:11ID:???
Below are tha samples of Takamoto's poor English.

> RESPIGHI : 3a suite
> BEETHOVEDN : Churus Fantasie C-minor Op.80
> LISZT : Les Jeax a la Villa d'Este
> MOZART : Obpe Concerto C-major K.315
> MENDELOSSOHN : Extraits from "Ein Sommernachtstraum" Op.21 & Op.61
> LISZT : "Prelidio" from 12 Grandes Etudes S.137
> Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa Conccvert 2001.11.25 15:00
0218名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:11ID:???
>>211
It's entirely natural that major orchestras in Japan invite a famous music critician like Mr. Takamoto.
Mr. Takamoto has forced no Orchetra's office to give him an invitation ticket.
0219名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:12ID:???
>>215
What does KYOHOHOHOHO!! mean?
It simply sounds crazy to me.
0220名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:12ID:???
>>218
What is "critician" all about? HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
0221名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:15ID:???
This is rapidly becoming a 'neta' thread or 'kuso' thread...KYOHOHOHOHO...
0222名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:16ID:???
Some of you write incomprehensive English.
I cannnot get in the conversation.
0223名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:17ID:???
Hey, Vakamoto, go and fucking join the mad 'professor'!! KYOHOHOHOHO...
0224名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:17ID:???
>>221
I really agree to you.
The biggest reason is "Takamoto has visited here!"
0225名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:18ID:???
Mr. Takamoto? Uh-oh, he's not a critic. He only calls himself a critic.
Most people in the management offices of classical music think he's a crazy man.
0226名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:18ID:???
>>223
?????
Do you understand your English?
0227名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:19ID:???
>>225
Indeed!
0228名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:20ID:???
Understanding my English is before breakfast. KYOHOHOHOHO...
0229名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:21ID:???
The important thing is not grammer or vocaburally, but mind and content to communicate.
Mr. Takamoto has that.
0230名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:23ID:???
>>228
"Before breakfast"? What do you mean?
0231名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:23ID:???
Blaming Takamoto's poor English is a piece of cake!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!
0232名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:24ID:???
Ｍｙ　Ｉｎｇｌｉｓｈ　is Parfect
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/SuzukiY/homepage.htm
0233名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:28ID:???
So many instances of Japalish have been found in this thread that
some of English instructors in Japnan will be glad to collect them.
Great thanks!
0234名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:30ID:???
>>233
It's you too, who must brush up your English!
0235名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:30ID:???
I hope that this conversation contributes to set out Mr. Takamoto's high-religious personality in the world.
0236名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:31ID:???
>>231
I would not say difficult things against his poor "vocabulary"
(see this correctspelling).
But I will never agree he has good sense of music.
Furthermore, I think He lacks in communication ability,
which would be fatal to him.
0237名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:31ID:???
>>235
It's all greek to everyone in this thread, except you.
Please explain what tou mean!
0238名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:34ID:???
>>235
How can you say he is highly-religious?
He is simply "Yakuza" in Japanese musical society.
0239名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:35ID:???
set out →　explaining
0240名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:35ID:???
>>238
No, no. He is a cult, not a religious person.
0241名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:35ID:???
>>237
What do you mean by greek?
0242名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:37ID:???
>>241
Please look up your dictionary.
"It's all Greek to me." or "C'est le chinois" in French.
0243名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:37ID:???
Not correct. Exposing!!
0244名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:37ID:???
>>240
He has a cult of invitation, doesn't he!
0245名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:39ID:???
>>244
He's a ticket panhandler, to be more precise.
0246名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:40ID:???
>>243
Exposing what?
0247名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:41ID:???
>>242
Oh, I didn't know that kind of usage.
But I don't think it's good idea to use name of
other country. It could be insult...
Well instructed people should not use it.
0248名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:41ID:???
Oh...this has suddenly become a very popular thread indeed. What has happened? (w
0249名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:46ID:???
Huuuuuuh!
Let's guess who came to this thread and made us embarrassed.
I guess it's Otofuke...
I suppose Takamoto has no ability to write English this
better, but Otofuke could, as she lived in England for
five years.
How do you think?
0250名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:50ID:???
アホほど虚勢張りたがるもんやな。じぶんら白痴ばっかしや。
0251名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:50ID:???
>>248
I find that DAILY's English version is not working now.
So, I hope to tell Mr. Takamoto's admirable activity to the world through this English thread.
But many evil persons disturb this my plan.
0252名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:52ID:???
A person who lived in UK for five years would speak better English, I believe. (as long as her resume is correct...)
0253名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:53ID:???
>>251
Why is "my plan"? It's self-contradictory.
0254名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:54ID:???
selamat malam atas！
0255名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:57ID:???
>>251 has confessed he's Takamoto...
0256名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:58ID:???
>>253
"My plan" means that conversation in this thread is found by world's music lovers, not DAILY itself.
I'm not Mr. Takamoto, he has father more genius than me.
0257名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:59ID:???
>>251
If you really intend so, you should explain more
concretely about DAILY's critisism. Also, you should
refer to his critisism on major concerts, which everybody
in the world knows.
As a matter of course, eventhough you mention to
KAWAKAMI's concert, there is no way other than egnored
very naturally.
Can you do this?
0258名無しの笛の踊り03/03/09 23:59ID:???
>>256
＞he has father more genius than me.

hahahahahaha......
0259名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:00ID:???
Oh, so you're Takamoto's son or daughter, I see. (laughter)
0260名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:02ID:???
Go away, Takamoto!! Your poor English and personality makes this thread shameful.
0261名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:04ID:???
Isn't this Otofuke?
0262名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:07ID:???
Maybe or maybe not. One thing that's for sure is it's either Vakamoto or Otofuke.
0263名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:07ID:???
>>262
Exactly!
0264名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:10ID:???
(σ・∀・)σ get's！
0265名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:10ID:???
>>257
I dont't live in Tokyo, so I have never haerd Ms. Kawakami's performance.
But, from Mr. Takamoto's critisism, I can feel that Ms. Kawakami's performance
is worthy to hear, because of her extra-ordinally virtuosity sounds like "Baaaaaang!".
Mr. Takamoto's presentation about this point is very rigorous even to one who has not
the Pianists performance actually yet. This is the proof of Mr. Takamoto's excellent criticism.
0266名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:11ID:???
日本語は禁止でつか？
0267名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:13ID:???
>>265
Sorry, but is this some kind of "neta" (joke)?
The language and content both sound so funny...
0268名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:13ID:???
>>265
Please correct your poor English. Nobody can understand you.
0269名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:14ID:???
>>265
who has not the Pianists performance actually yet
→
who has not hear the pianist's performance actually yet


Sorry for the wrong citation.
0270名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:17ID:???
>>267
It's not joke. Because of my poorness in English, I can't fully discribe
the unique taste of Mr. Takamoto's critisism. But, this never means
that I don't admire Mr. Takamoto's critisism.
0271名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:17ID:???
Takamoto's most stupid mistake is he condemns the person
and organization who refused to give him invitation.
For example, Mr. Moro'oka is still being annoyed by
Takamoto. Ordinary people would never overlook his
rude manner.
0272名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:19ID:???
>>265
OK, I will correct your little essay for you. (sigh...

I don't live in Tokyo, so I have never heard Ms. Kawakami's performance.
But, from Mr. Takamoto's criticism, I can feel that Ms. Kawakami's performance
is worth hearing, because her extraordinary virtuosity sounds like "Baaaaaang!".
Mr. Takamoto's presentation about this point is very clear even to one who has not
heard the pianist's performance actually yet. This is the proof of Mr. Takamoto's excellent criticism.
0273名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:20ID:???
>>270
Are you the same person with who had been writing in this thread?
Your English has suddenly become very imcomprehensive.
0274名無しの笛の踊り03/03/10 00:21ID:???
>>272
Oh！Now I understand!　Thanks!
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