It means 'to sing.'
The words are 'utau' , 'houshou' or 'shouka'. I think 'utau' would be the most suitable.
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Utau means SING in Japanese.. and I guess yo is some thing you put in the back of a sentence so that it doesn't mean sing, in here it means I will sing
Utau Hoshina is voiced by Japanese seiyu Nana Mizuki.
utau. oo-TAH-oo
Dattebayo Like in naruto. He will say that alot if you watch the show in Japanese. i believe it is the same as sing which is uta うた _____ I believe that "to sing" is "Utairu" or "Utaimasu" and I've heard the word "song" said in two ways, but I'm not sure which is formal and which is slang, there's "Utau" and "Uta".... but the route of the word is definitely "Uta"
'You sing' would be 'anata WA utaimasu'.
When you are talking about a specific song from a cd, then it would be "kyoku". Another way to think of the word is as "track". (Like, track 1 on a cd) Kyoku is written as: 曲 When you are talking about songs in general, like a song of the birds, or something like that, it would be "uta" Uta is written as: 歌 -------------------------------------------------- And, just for some extra information, the dictionary form of the verb "sing" is "utau" Utau is written as: 歌う
Utau means Diva. And also there is a voice synsecier(forgot spelling) named UTAU. But the voice synsecier is free unlike Vocaloid. ~ Utau means sing. And yes, there is a program called UTAU. It's kind of like Vocaloid, but yes, it's free. It's also very confusing to use and I have yet to find a just English version. All the ones I've seen require a lot of confusing work. But hey, I don't think you're even asking about UTAU, so yeah.
The Star's Song
Kasane Teto and Kaito are both part of Japanese voice synthesizer Teto is from UTAU and Kaito is from Vocaloid they are both basically the same but UTAU is free and more robotic
UTAU is a free program and you can find it by googeling "UTAU download" that's what i did anyway...