Berryz Koubou - Loving you too much (Subtitled) [HD] video free download


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Duration: 04:32
Uploaded: 2012/09/11

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9 years ago

David Bialeschki

MomoCHi!!!!!

11 years ago

fallstheshadow

i know you asked this months ago but i thought i might try to answer your question. i am not a native speaker of japanese, but perhaps it refers to 振られる (ふられる) which could be like being rejected/dumped. but that's just a possibility to consider, if it helps at all.

11 years ago

UR NoTALoNE

ชอบๆ ^^

11 years ago

filmbyfilm99

だいずきみやびですとももこです

11 years ago

xShyFansubsx

You're welcome ^^

11 years ago

theHimeyukichan

Songs are always better when you know what they mean~!<3 Thank you! (^^)

11 years ago

xShyFansubsx

Risako Sugaya! ^^

11 years ago

Janasis Heart

Who's the girl at 0:55?

11 years ago

Me Me

Thai song version Japan!! YAY!!!! <3 I'm proud. ^^

11 years ago

MrParisChampion

thank you!!!B) Please upload the following songs with subtitle :D

11 years ago

Shizuka Sakura

suka banget sama risako sugaya, tapi knp sih buat pvy harus pake salib.. jadi unsur keagamaany di bawa.. hufth.. tapi sukses deh buat berryz..

11 years ago

wasabisushi404

loving you too much so much very much right now for subbing this. xD

11 years ago

Erika Nicole

Risako's makeup is kinda scary...but like the song.

11 years ago

homeschooledchick164

本当にありがとうございます。

11 years ago

taniken

自分は英語が得意じゃないので日本語が分かる人へ "フッたり"は漢字とかなで書くと"振ったり" 振るという動詞が好きだった人に興味がなくなり離れていくと言う意味を持っています。

11 years ago

sakunich chu

ว้าวว ไทยดัง

11 years ago

homeschooledchick164

right. but that isn't the word used here. if it were 二人 It would be written as such (or as ふたり) In the lyrics it is written as フッたり which would be odd for the word meaning two people. If it were 二人, then her translation wouldn't make sense.

11 years ago

Connatachi

二人 means 2 people, a couple, or a pair.

11 years ago

homeschooledchick164

in the line: フッたりしたら許さない What does the word フッたり mean? I just can't find it anywhere. You translated it as leaving or breaking up with someone but I guess my real question is it a conjugated verb or a (suru) conjugate-able word?

11 years ago

Kuela Bell

Love the vibrant subs. Thank you very much~

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