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Post by frenchie on Nov 11, 2015 18:02:41 GMT
One month today, Hayley will be performing in Taiwan! <3 Let the countdown begin! And to any of our Far East fans, have fun and let us know how it goes! If anyone talks to Hayley, please ask about upcoming album (and eventually tour). Thanks!  |
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Post by comet on Nov 12, 2015 17:08:41 GMT
Hi, Hayley has been very well-received in Taiwan. Let's hope that she will favor the Taiwanese with something extra-special in December that will allow us to have some idea of what she has been up to musically during this long period of no news. BobS I quite agree Bob, Hayley events seem to be more than "Just Entertainment" over there, as if it is part of a humanist movement or something, the banners in the background and the format or function of some of the events seem to indicate it is part of something bigger. Can't find any of the photos or threads I am referring to. We are the World type things. Maybe you have a better memory than me Bob, point us in the right direction if you will. |
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Post by gillette on Nov 12, 2015 23:10:16 GMT
Hi, Hayley has been very well-received in Taiwan. Let's hope that she will favor the Taiwanese with something extra-special in December that will allow us to have some idea of what she has been up to musically during this long period of no news. BobS I quite agree Bob, Hayley events seem to be more than "Just Entertainment" over there, as if it is part of a humanist movement or something, the banners in the background and the format or function of some of the events seem to indicate it is part of something bigger. Can't find any of the photos or threads I am referring to. We are the World type things. Maybe you have a better memory than me Bob, point us in the right direction if you will. Hi Paul, Your point about Hayley's relation with Taiwan is well-taken. I believe that, early on, it was quite applicable to Japan, but less so, nowadays, since her appearance at the opening of The World Games in 2009. In particular, her singing in Mandarin with Shin turned the tide. Offhand, I can't think of any good video applicable to your point. One, very remotely connected, which I have in my bookmarks, comes to mind, and is given below (first 9 minutes only). Not many views, unfortunately. Sorry that I can't do better. BobS www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN98GLsUTQoalso hwi.proboards.com/thread/4651?page=13 |
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Post by comet on Nov 13, 2015 9:59:22 GMT
Thanks Bob for taking the time to investigate..
as you can see by the comments on the YouTube video I have been at that one before 3 years ago.
I watched it again, lovely lighthearted banter, a few frames of Tim Evans just before four minutes.
so my Chinese phrase for the day is phonetically "washy honey".
The other events I was referring to were almost like sixties type flower power love in type things with huge banners in the background with "Hayley Love" or something similar on them.
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Post by gillette on Nov 13, 2015 14:12:53 GMT
Wow, what a surprise, Paul!!!! If only I had scrolled down enough to see the comments!
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Post by Richard on Nov 25, 2015 9:36:59 GMT
Here's the Google translation of the information from the ticket link: www.ticket.com.tw/dm.asp?P1=0000016975I obtained that translation by right clicking on the page in Google Chrome. Richard  |
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Post by Martin on Nov 25, 2015 10:22:49 GMT
Thanks for this enlightening translation Richard!  It's good to see that Hayley is straddling again after all this time.  Martin |
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Post by Jillian on Nov 25, 2015 11:51:42 GMT
Here's the Google translation of the information from the ticket link: www.ticket.com.tw/dm.asp?P1=0000016975I obtained that translation by right clicking on the page in Google Chrome. Richard LOL I'm presuming 'peaceful ranch inspired approaching summer insects' means Summer Fly? |
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Post by cloudbusting.heights on Nov 25, 2015 14:28:27 GMT
LOL I like the "lemon love".. is that a song about a love going sour? |
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Post by Dave on Nov 25, 2015 14:31:20 GMT
 Computer translation still has a long way to go! Straddling should be "outstanding", maybe? Cheers, Dave
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Post by martindn on Nov 25, 2015 16:57:13 GMT
I think maybe its just "lemon" and since it is Morrecone, must be "Profuno di Limone" (pong o' lemons)
I think the "love" belongs with Amailia (amor?)
"peaceful ranch" has got me beat though!
Martin D
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Post by Libby on Nov 26, 2015 5:28:22 GMT
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Post by Richard on Nov 26, 2015 7:39:33 GMT
Please don't blame me for this, blame Google!  Richard |
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Post by Libby on Nov 27, 2015 1:37:41 GMT
Yes, I do blame google, Richard, don't worry. |
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Post by martindn on Nov 27, 2015 11:38:02 GMT
To be fair it is always a problem with translation. I remember may years ago at work trying to get to grips a complex French software package, the manuals for which had been translated by a translation service with no technical knowledge. The result was it was extremely difficult to understand, in places total gibberish. In the end I had to ask for the original French language manuals, which I found much easier to work with. On another occasion when I was producing estimates for a tender for a contract in Sweden, my company had expensively had the specification documents translated into English, only for me to ask for the original Swedish versions. My bosses had not realised that I had lived and worked in Sweden for 3 years, and had learned to speak the language fluently, and whats more knew most of the technical terms which were likely to be mistranslated. So we shouldn't be too hard on Google, translate is often useful.
I do draw the line at Chinese though.....
Martin D
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