i found the lyrics on www.animelyrics... and the picture i107.photobucke... so i dont own anything ^w^ i hope you like it and maybe leave a comment =D or rate =3
I discovered this song back when my first daughter was born and we lived in the small remote village of Bagnères-de-Bigorre in the far southwest of France at the time. Me being a clueless mother in a foreign country with a premature baby that would later turn out to be the most wonderful thing to happen to me, and being completely overwhelmed at the time, will never be forgotten. I will never forget. Colette, I named you after the heroine of my childhood game, I will forever link this song to you and our time there.
It's a made up language; It was made up to add even more detail to the game. And to give the "Angels" an actual "language" to base them off of. The creators for ToS really put in a lot of work and detail into the first game and it's ova's. I think it's really cool and impressive!
Mysterious I love tales of symphonia im 28 I first played it when I was 12 I always kept up with it as one of my most favorite games Lloyd best swordsman I've ever seen💯
It is in the language of los angeles, which is a language originally created for this series alone. I have not found whether it actually translates into any real language or is beautiful gibberish. I couldn't care less. It's beautiful and also haunting.
To those speaking about the language, I agree with most of you.. But I think it's the language of the Radiant from Tales of Legendia and Tales of the World: Radiant History.
Some of the words are in English like the part that says "Open your heart to me yaaa" many of them are. I think she is singing In Russian too for some reason. Have you guys listened to Origa? its similar. Also I think she does say Sylvarant and Tethe'alla at the beginning of the verses. btw RIP Kawai Eri. Always.
The language set is pretty neat: looks like some of it is in Japanese (with altered or stylized pronunciation), other parts I can hear English, but it's a hard call, and some maybe a created language for the game, perhaps (I hear some references w/in to names of characters and places).
To those who keep asking, it's become common for other languages to be mixed with Japanese lyrics especially for an OVA or Anime in general over the last 15 or so years. Link's Horizon's Guren no Yumiya (Attack on Titan Season 1's OP) uses German with Japanese. This should come as no surprise given the main character Eren's last name Jaeger is German for "Hunter". The opening line "Sie sind das Essen und wir sind die Jaeger!" translated to English is "You are the food and we are the Hunters!" The Jam Project's The Hero (One Punch Man Season 1's OP) uses English with Japanese ("Nobody knows who he is!") to provide another example but about half the song is in English. It's a Homage to Super Hero fantasy in general and they made one amazing song to say the least. Japanese artist Dean Fujioka's History Maker (Yuri! On Ice's OP) is entirely in English so...yeah.
Thats no news lol, tho this song here, almateria seems to be either completely in gibberish, or a made up language. No idea if it actually translates to sth, would love to dig about that xD Also you did a mistake. The line 'Sie sind das Essen und wir sind die Jäger' from the aot opening - indeed thats german, but it translates to 'they are the food and we are the hunters'. Makes less sense but thats the correct translation. The.. i think third opening? That other aot op mixed in a lot of german too, but always a few words in some sentences. And there it made no hecking sense what they could possibly mean.
I got fairly far on the good ol' gamecube ... but never finished it. T_T now I have to finish it, but I have to start from the beginning as I've forgotten most of the story and I'd like to enjoy it. Guess I'll have to grab a friend to play it with me.
Same! I played in the GameCube but I didn't finished for some reason, I was already in Tethealla as far as I can remember, I've watched the Anime just now
you know one ofthe things ive thought for awhile now. this song mentions both sylverant and tethe'alla. so maybe almateria is the name of the combined world.
Elizabeth Veillon Probably intentionally? Just as the World Tree is named after a member of the original world savior party, it is is possible the combined world is named for the hometown of the party who created it.
There are definitely words in the song that sound like Tethe'allah and Sylvarant, and based on how certain words are repeated, but not in the exact same sentances, we have to assume that it is in some kind of language, even if it's made up, it must have roots that logically trace back to an actual language. I've heard it's supposed to be "elven" language, but I'm pretty sure that if someone knew the Romanji for this and maybe read it backwards, it might mean something in Japanese...
Wow, I just noticed that the names of locations in the game are the basis for many of the words in the song, including Sylvarant, Tethe'alla, and even the name itself is based of the city of Altamira....god I'm slow and picking this up
Hi guys, I just played Tales of the world on my psp and I like anime... some weeks ago I knew that actually there is an anime of Tales s. But when I found it, I saw like 3 or 4 animes with the same name... can anybody please tell me what is the sequence? Thanks!
They are an integrated race of people, my respects to the Japanese and only wish other race of people would adopt other cultures into their world as I noticed they do a LOT (and myself), be it entertainment and a many other things
First i thought it was a Japanese singer with so bad pronunciation that i cant understand anything, but then i read the lyrics and im like what kind of language is that? some people say on threads that its probably made up but could it maybe be latin?
