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[4Gaki63]

Buono is Italian for good.

Does it have any meaning in Japanese?

[m-m]

well i'm not into anime...when i was younger i used to watch "love hina" for a short time. also i liked "noir" but that's it. i agree there are many anime fans out there though...especially in japan.

Buono is Italian for good.

Does it have any meaning in Japanese?

i guess you mean "bueno". bueno is the italian (and also spanish) word for "good". but i never heard buono though

[reyfer]

Buono is Italian for good.

Does it have any meaning in Japanese?

It is supposed to be the italian word, although the katakana used is ボーノ which sounds BONO like the U2 singer.

[4Gaki63]

Off-topic, sorry, but I'm a word nut. Plus over a year and only 335 posts, I can go off topic.

i guess you mean "bueno". bueno is the italian (and also spanish) word for "good". but i never heard buono though

Bueno has no meaning in Italian, it's a Spanish word.

http://www.wordrefer....com/iten/Buono

[m-m]

Bueno has no meaning in Italian, it's a Spanish word.

http://www.wordrefer....com/iten/Buono

looks like i mixed something up. sorry

[MatchinColorGurl08]

I guess what I mean is that I'm happy that finally HP is taking over the anime scene (Kirari, Robb & Kerobbi, now this). Do you have any idea what an extraordinary publicity vehicle anime is? More than half the people here that is into JPOP first heard about the groups from anime soundtracks. Like L'Arc~en~Ciel, most of the people here first heard of them thanks to "Full Metal Alchemist" soundtrack. So having HP (no matter who from HP) on anime means people will go like: "hey, who sings that? Wow, look at this, it is a whole universe called HP". That's why I'm happy.

Another example: Puffy was very successful in Japan, but they got known in USA thanks the "HI HI PUFFY AMI YUMI" cartoons. So anime is a powerful vehicle for JPOP expansion around the world.

You're right. I got into the J-pop scene by anime songs. The only way people will love get into Hello! Project artist or J-pop music is anime. Anime is very popular all over the world.

[m-m]

The only way people will love get into Hello! Project artist or J-pop music is anime

that's not really correct. i for one didn't start listening to h!p because i heard a song in an anime. i started listening to it because i accidently found a video on youtube.

[toxic025]

It is supposed to be the italian word, although the katakana used is ボーノ which sounds BONO like the U2 singer.

In latin bono is from the word bonus which also means good. So I'm pretty sure thats what they were going for

[reyfer]

I guess what I mean is that I'm happy that finally HP is taking over the anime scene (Kirari, Robb & Kerobbi, now this). Do you have any idea what an extraordinary publicity vehicle anime is? More than half the people here that is into JPOP first heard about the groups from anime soundtracks. Like L'Arc~en~Ciel, most of the people here first heard of them thanks to "Full Metal Alchemist" soundtrack. So having HP (no matter who from HP) on anime means people will go like: "hey, who sings that? Wow, look at this, it is a whole universe called HP". That's why I'm happy.

Another example: Puffy was very successful in Japan, but they got known in USA thanks the "HI HI PUFFY AMI YUMI" cartoons. So anime is a powerful vehicle for JPOP expansion around the world.

You're right. I got into the J-pop scene by anime songs. The only way people will love get into Hello! Project artist or J-pop music is anime. Anime is very popular all over the world.

By the way, when I said "here" on that post, I meant here in Venezuela, not here in H!O

[Moonchild]

It's not that I'm not positive about the group, I'm very fond of Natsuyaki and Tsugunaga and I don't mind Suzuki either. However that does not change the fact I'd have liked to see equally as capable girls being given the chance to enter the limelight. The chosen girls have fundamental roles in their current and main groups and are again being launched further into their careers which is a good thing for them but heightens the difference in exposure more with the less featured girls in the Hello! Project Kids.

[m-m]

look at this:


also here is a video: http://www.megauploa.../de/?d=U0O6IZ49

[(T)anaka (L)over]

omg, Momoko+Miyavi+Airi= death

[Mimi_girl]

look at this:

http://img408.images...ure02qw9po3.jpg
also here is a video: http://www.megauploa.../de/?d=U0O6IZ49

They don't look like them, maybe the middle one looks like Miyabi but the others look like no offense but.... guy .

[w_morning]

look at this:


also here is a video: http://www.megauploa.../de/?d=U0O6IZ49

Miyabi and Airi hair style looks Kawaii
Thanks for Link

[m-m]

They don't look like them, maybe the middle one looks like Miyabi but the others look like no offense but.... guy .

the pic is taken from the video. it really are airi, miyabi & momoko. you can hear them talking and they introduce theirselves.
btw. the damn h!p stylist always ruins the hair of the girls

[moonmushroom]

after watching the video on the update, I was about to say Momoko's and Airi's weren't that bad until they turned their heads.

The outfits remind me of Kanashimi Twilight >_<

[MatchinColorGurl08]

Same here. I thought of the same thing. Maybe is a rock type of song like Kanashimi Twilight.

[m-m]

[Kishimoto Erika]

The Kanashimi Twilight-esque outfits seem like they're meant to look more mature, but if that's the case, I wish they'd let them wear their hair down. . .

I think this is a great combo, but not necessarily the best. Then again, Tsunku knows what he's doing. I just can't wait to hear the song! (I'm hoping for one of the Shabondama sort.)

[(T)anaka (L)over]

hmmmm.... agreed they look like miniatures from Kanashimi Twilight XDDD....regardless Momoko is so cute