Tips For Lerning Dear You?

Well, I'm planing to audition for the Dear You Chorus, but I've been having trouble learning the song its self. I can learn most japanese songs just fine, but this one is giving me a hard time. Does anyone have some tips?

bit by bit would be the common thing. but if your still having trouble then what i would do would put it in an mp3 or such and listen to it on free time. find an easier romanization and practice when you feel like it^^

mp3 helps...i listen to the songs i want to learn on my way to school. and then get to know the off-vocal version.

Hmmmm.... I haven't really trying doing it bit by bit yet... Normally I just sing along with the entire song until I get it.... I think I'll try doing it the way you suggested! Thanks!

I guess it would be good to listen to the song and read the romaji along with it so you can understand the pronunciation better. It a weird song to just listen to and understand how to say what after attentively listen a few times 8D;;; I thought it was just me.

I think the timing of the words in this song is a bit difficult.

I suggest listening to this song on repeat for a few days, reading the lyrics as you listen to the song and paying attention to the flow of the words and also trying to sing along with it. Try to sing each stanza alone and repeating the song, imitating it, and keep doing so until you get it right. You'll eventually get use to it :3!

I don't know how I learned it... I just love the song so much. I always listen songs on my Ipod when I'm in bed ><
I also translated the song to my own language so that's maybe why I already knew the timing.

I'm having trouble with learning Sakura no Ame ><'

HAHAHA XD

you know.... worst way to learn is to try to sing along with it write off the bat xD!!!! <33

imo the best way (that works for me anyway)
you try to hum with the song, until you know the melody by heart.

Dear You is easy because I heard it countless times and I dun even know it xD;;; so when I began singing it was natural xD <3333

but yeah. listen to the song, don't try to force yourself to know the song. you have to accept it, and over time you'll get he tun right, and then you can try singing it, it becomes much easier ^^

Same applies to Sakura no Ame.. It took me awhile.. because the song is just soo weirdly written xD;;

Well first u should listen to the whole song
Next u should break the song into parts
Then u should learn each part separately (to get the pronunciation)
Last u should record each part separately and put them all together