Does it really matter geomike? People are interested in understanding the language not the tune. They don't see any difference between the "o", the "a", and the "e", as long as they keep the tune the same... no one seems to understand the nature of each vowel that one can be more joyful, one can be more subduing, and one can be more affirming in many cases (not respectively). According to the translations there's on differentiation between keria alayson and ebnouda nai nan either. I'm afraid we're giving ourselves every day a new carte blanche to do without the spiritual faculties in trying to understand tunes and stick more to the superficial faculties of understanding a language and that's it... hey flogging a dead horse? Oujai
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I'm afraid we're giving ourselves every day a new carte blanche to do without the spiritual faculties in trying to understand tunes and stick more to the superficial faculties of understanding a language and that's it... hey flogging a dead horse?
Oujai