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I could finally see U-KISS last Saturday!
Thankfully, they weren't the closing performance...
I've never seen so many people gathered in one place O__O
Some say it was about 50,000 people who attended this year.
I had to wait 6 long hours to see this band >__<
My friend and me arrived to the park at 11 am because we wanted to be close to the stage and by that hour there was a lot of people outside already. We realized it wasn't such a good idea to be up front because it was very crowded and people kept pushing. Not nice at all! So we moved to one side of the stage where we could sit on the grass and chill out for some hours. I was impressed that the ground trembled because of the jumping crowd! *o*
By 4pm it started to get crowded even when we were, so we moved (struggling) to the front haha. It was good timing because U-KISS performed at 5:10. We were also close to a big group of other fans of this band.
They played 3 songs: Neverland (the one I mentioned in my last post), Bingeul Bingeul and Man Man Ha Ni and were on stage for about 15 min (yes, I waited 6 hours for a 15 min show =__=)
Their dancing skills were great and the sound was powerful too, so I don't regret it! haha
They also introduced themselves in English and spoke some words in Spanish. Their performace was recorded by Arirang (a Korean tv station) and I heard it will be broadcasted as a special program in June (I'd like to see it!)
The video isn't mine. Sorry, I couldn't find one in a better quality...
The weather wasn't on our side, it was rainy and cloudy most of the time. But it was good that when they performed it cleared a bit. After they finished their performance we went out. But this was the worst part! It took us 20 min to leave the place! It was so crowded that we could only get to the middle of the square. We couldn't move after that point. >_< The police had to open one of the fences to let us out. A girl even passed out! (don't worry, she was promptly rescued)
It was exciting to see this band but I don't think I will come back to this event. I'm not good with massive crowds (unless another band I really really like comes...)
I took the first two pictures and found the last one in Twitter. It's apparently from a Korean newspaper and I have no idea what it says (I can only read the name of the band, sadly). But you can see part of the crowd there!
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Wow, this turned out longer than I expected... Thanks for reading!
If possible, please teach me more natural expressions.
Thankfully, they weren't the closing performance...
I've never seen so many people gathered in one place O__O
Some say it was about 50,000 people who attended this year.
I had to wait 6 long hours to see this band >__<
My friend and me arrived to the park at 11 am because we wanted to be close to the stage and by that hour there was a lot of people outside already. We realized it wasn't such a good idea to be up front because it was very crowded and people kept pushing. Not nice at all! So we moved to one side of the stage where we could sit on the grass and chill out for some hours. I was impressed that the ground trembled because of the jumping crowd! *o*
By 4pm it started to get crowded even when we were, so we moved (struggling) to the front haha. It was good timing because U-KISS performed at 5:10. We were also close to a big group of other fans of this band.
They played 3 songs: Neverland (the one I mentioned in my last post), Bingeul Bingeul and Man Man Ha Ni and were on stage for about 15 min (yes, I waited 6 hours for a 15 min show =__=)
Their dancing skills were great and the sound was powerful too, so I don't regret it! haha
They also introduced themselves in English and spoke some words in Spanish. Their performace was recorded by Arirang (a Korean tv station) and I heard it will be broadcasted as a special program in June (I'd like to see it!)
The video isn't mine. Sorry, I couldn't find one in a better quality...
The weather wasn't on our side, it was rainy and cloudy most of the time. But it was good that when they performed it cleared a bit. After they finished their performance we went out. But this was the worst part! It took us 20 min to leave the place! It was so crowded that we could only get to the middle of the square. We couldn't move after that point. >_< The police had to open one of the fences to let us out. A girl even passed out! (don't worry, she was promptly rescued)
It was exciting to see this band but I don't think I will come back to this event. I'm not good with massive crowds (unless another band I really really like comes...)
I took the first two pictures and found the last one in Twitter. It's apparently from a Korean newspaper and I have no idea what it says (I can only read the name of the band, sadly). But you can see part of the crowd there!
----------------------
Wow, this turned out longer than I expected... Thanks for reading!
If possible, please teach me more natural expressions.
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Thank you for the link!!
I think the head line of the Korean newspaper is ""U-kiss" Colombia, live, audience, 50000 people, fame, shout of joy"
その韓国語の新聞の見出しは「U-kissコロンビア公演、観客５万人、名声と歓声」だと思います。
You were there, great!
そこにいたんだね、すごい！
However I bet you were tired, weren't you?^^;
疲れたでしょ？
Who is the band whom you really really like, jaja?
本当に本当に好きなバンドって誰かな？（笑）
すごーーい！
I was very tired after that! my back and legs hurt for 2 days haha
Another Korean band I really really like is FT Island. All of their songs are beautiful and I love the singer voice!
I also like Super Junior (it's a very popular band)
My favorite band nowadays is a Japanese band called Plastic Tree!
Plastic Treeは私の一番好きなバンドです。竜太朗さんの声は素敵だし、歌詞も良いですから。
よかったら、見てみてください
I've heard their songs so many times that I can remember most of the lyrics haha
それも日本語の練習でしょう。
I found a small article written in Japanese about U-KISS performance in Colombia!
http://news.kstyle.com/article.ksn?articleNo=1942574&categoryCode=PU
Would you help me translate that phrase to Japanese? (^^;)
リンク先ありがとう、最近のJ-popは知らないんです～^^;
Checking the link I understand that U-kiss is the first band who did invited live in South America.
そのリンク先を見たら、U-kissが南米で初めて招待ライブをしたバンドだということがわかりました。
Which phrase do you want to translate (to Japanese)?
どのフレーズを翻訳したいのかな（日本語に）？
(・o・）?
It was the first time U-KISS came to South America.
They were invited by LG to perform in this festival.
(Asian bands don't come here often... maybe because we are so far away?)
次のフレース、お願いします!
"I found a small article written in Japanese about U-KISS performance in Colombia"
そっか、ごめん！J-rockが好きなのね^^
"I found a small article written in Japanese about U-KISS performance in Colombia"
「コロンビアでのU-KISSの公演について日本語で書かれた小さな記事を見つけました。」
Or 「U-KISSのコロンビア公演について・・・」is also fine.
The order of words is almost "reverse", isn't it?
言葉の並び順がほとんど「さかさま」だよね。
(^^;)
I like them both, but I listen to J-rock more often!
手伝ってくれてありがとうございます！
Thank you for helping me!
yes! when I speak or write in Japanese I have to think in "reverse mode" haha!
For your information
polite version is this
どちらとも好きですが ;)
分かりました！
I'll take notes from this too.
ありがとう、Nono先生！笑
My friend and me I [1] arrived to the park at 11 am because we wanted to be close to the stage. By that hour there was already had been [2] a lot of people outside already.
[1] Always use subject pronouns in the subject. (It may be just a typo though ;-)
[2] Use the past perfect because this action took place before another action (you and your friend arrived at 11 AM). And it's easier to understand if you break it into 2 sentences.
Ah! it all makes sense now. Thank you for giving me those helpful tips! I'm taking notes! :D
It means: I'm always willing to help you ;)