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下面引用由wel123在 2008-03-16 15:18 发表的内容：原谅我这样说，为什么这些英语我感觉不怎么地道，哪里来的？You go to the website.... Look it up on google? 这句最明显

中式英语？这是YOUTUBE上的回复吧

wel123

原谅我这样说，为什么这些英语我感觉不怎么地道，哪里来的？You go to the website.... Look it up on google? 这句最明显

懶貓一隻。

稍稍看了一点 但是不想看下去了...那可是火星语..

恋风的旋律

某英文小白貌似看到了乱码一样的东西........PS:光速逃!

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维基百科上的：
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Ritsuko Okazaki[/H1]From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/H3]Jump to: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritsuko_Okazaki#column-one]navigation, searchRitsuko Okazaki (岡崎 律子 Okazaki Ritsuko, 29 December 1959 – 5 May 2004) was a Japanese singer-songwriter and author, known for her contribution to various anime series such as Fruits Basket.

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Ritsuko Okazaki was born in Nagasaki, Japan, on 29 December 1959. As is the case with many Japanese artists, her privacy was well guarded; little is known about her life apart from her artistic career.
Okazaki made her debut as a singer-songwriter in 1993. During the nineties, she continued singing and also wrote for anime seiyū. From 2000, she became involved in earnest with anime and composed several songs for Wedding Peach, Fruits Basket and Love Hina. In 2001, together with Megumi Hinata she formed the duo Melocure. From 2001 to 2004, the duo released several singles. In 2004, they released their first album Melodic Hard Cure.
Her work consists mainly of ballads, and can probably be categorised within the spectrum of Japanese music as most closely related to J-Pop. According to her fans, the lyrics of Okazaki\'s songs are characterized by poetic imagery, depth of emotion, gentle optimism and simplicity.
On May 5, 2004, Ritsuko Okazaki died suddenly at the age of 44 from septic shock as a result of septicemia. She was unable to speak any last words, and left her work unfinished.

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• Sincerely yours (1993)
• Joyful Calendar (1994)
• A Happy Life (1996)
• Ritzberry Fields (1997)
• Rain or Shine (1997)
• Ohayō (おはよう, 1998)
• For Fruits Basket (For フルーツバスケット, 2001)
• Fruits Basket -Four Seasons- (フルーツバスケット― 四季 ―, rearranged soundtrack, 2001)
• Love Hina Okazaki Collection (2001)
• Princess Tutu: Opening theme (Morning Grace) (2002)
• Life is lovely (2003)
• 12 endings (12人のエンディング, Soundtrack for Sister Princess)
• Melodic Hard Cure Melocure (メロディック・ハード・キュア, 2004)
• For RITZ (December 29, 2004, contains all songs for the game Symphonic Rain)
• Love & Life - private works 1999-2001 (5th May, 2005)

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555~，欲哭无泪

Artist Ritsuko Okazaki Passes Away

Angelo (Chief Editor) — May 12th, 2004 — 10:57 AM

　　If you look at the people who were behind the successes of vocalists Kikuko Inoue, Yui Horie, and Megumi Hayashibara, you would see Ritsuko Okazaki among the crowd. Travelling the Galactic Railroad at only 44 years old, she leaves behind many notable contributions to the world of music.
　　In addition to her many contributions as a lyricist, Ms. Okazaki also performed as a recording artist, with a solo album titled Life is Lovely, and she released another album with Megumi Hinata titled Melodic Hard Cure, under the group name of Melocure. Her voice was like no other - always soft and gentle.
　　She also lent her voice to anime, in the opener songs of Fruits Basket, Princess TuTu, and Stratos 4. She\'s done it all for various anime: composition, lyrics, and vocal performance. Her credits include the titles Love Hina, UFO Princess Walküre, and Sister Princess, to name a few.
　　Though it was a shock to fans and the industry to see her go at such a young age, her legacy will show her identity for years to come.
　　And as the flames climbed high into the night To light the sacrificial rite I saw Satan laughing with delight The day the music died.   - Don McLean, \"American Pie\"
　　Rest in peace, Ritsuko Okazaki. You will not be missed.