Chinese Love Song "月亮代表我的心" (Yueliang Daibiao Wode Xin, The Moon Represents My Heart) By Teresa Teng
August 25, 2009 PostedJanuary 19, 2010 Updated the lyrics with Chinese characters and pinyin with tones to my new blog Chinese Love Song.
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17 comments:
Happy Chinese Valentine's Day to you and your readers. This song is quite beautiful and melodic. Keep up your great work which I much appreciate. Regards, Lenore, goodnreadytogo
Happy Chinese Valentine's Day to you and your readers. This song is beautiful, romantic, and melodic. Keep up your great work which I really appreciate. Regards, Lenore
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just want to add the story of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl and more details about Qixi from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qixi
Cyrano, I appreciate your contribute!
My mom loves to listen to Teresa Teng! She said Teresa is the best female singer of all times! I think I have to agree with her. Teresa's voice is really wonderful - not many Chinese singers nowadays can sing as well as her!
And this classic song - I think - is the only Chinese song I can sing in karaoke without looking at the hanyu pinyin lyrics I always bring with me. Haha!
But why did Teresa pronounce 'de' as 'di' when we always pronounce it as 'de'?
I totally agree with your mom and you, Foongpc. No one could compare with Teresa so far.
I think when we sing a song, sometimes we pronounce "di" instead of "de" is to make it be in rhyme or more smoothly. In this song, most "de" followed by a syllable with "i", I think maybe that's why. I also think it could depend on personal habit as well.
Oh, thanks for the explanation regarding the 'de' and 'di'! : )
You are more than welcome, Foongpc!
This song is really very sweet. It is very hard for modern Canadians to feel so sweetly and deeply in love.
Wow...thanks, Cinnamon! My pleasure~~~
hello...thankyou food for my soul... this means so much to me as my heart has been closed... i am aware of this now....it is with pleasure i can start the process of opening the heart and allowing the healing process to begin.... thankyou for allowing me to have this insight yours george
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