Is it possible to sing in tonal language?
How do people sing in a tonal language?
Can tone-deaf people speak tonal languages (like Mandarin, Cantonese, etc.)? How do we sing? Is music like a language? Can I Chant "Nam myoho renge kyo" without asking for something specific, how will that work? Does how a language sound represent the character of the nation? Can you teach yourself how to sing? Which tonal language is more difficult to be learned: Thai or Vietnamese? Why? Does chanting "Nam myoho renge kyo" really work? Do opera singers have to be fluent in many languages or can they learn a foreign language phonetically? How does the Greek language sound like to foreigners? Is it possible for anyone to know how to sing well? What do you sound like singing? How native English speaking kids are trained to spell any pronounced word? Is music really a language? Are there some non-agglutinating languages that have vowel harmony? How do I sing? How do British people sound when speaking foreign languages? How do death metal singers growl without damaging their voice? What language has a word that sounds like "skagoots"? Is music like another language? How can I sing higher? What language is that? How does Spanish sound to a native English speaker? Why don't we change the English language so that all words are spelled as they sound? How are words formed in any language? How do I learn how to sing? How can I learn the ability to sing? How does language work in the human brain? How can a native speaker of an agglutinative language master an isolating or an inflectional language? What does Greek sound to non-Greek speakers?