Reo Tahiti : You're Welcome
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2020
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Maui: Ataria Firiapu (speaking) and Steve Reea (singing)
Moana: Sabrina Laughlin
P.S. sorry for the background noise at a couple of places :/, that's how I got the audio, can't really do anything about that...
Dude! 😂 I should've never watched at 3AM CUZ the knocking sound (i guess at 1:34) felt so real I freaked out while listening with earpods..
Possible to get the full movie in reo tahiti somewhere ? I'm looking for this for so long !
Great job !
Hey it’s your day, to say, “you’re welcome,” cuz thanks for sharing the different Polynesian Moana languages! Though I think I prefer Hawaiian and Māori Mauis.
Same. 😃
Why is that so if I may ? Is it for the music or the voice, the language maybe ?
The voice: tbh, I don’t like any of the Tahitian voices as well as the other Polynesian ones, but language-wise, I think they have enough similarities that it wouldn’t be a factor. The Māori Maui imo is best at sounding like Dwayne Johnson’s Maui.
The Maori one has the best voice-casting while this one is linguistically the closest to actual proto-Polynesian, which most historians agree sounded like the dialects spoken in Bora Bora and Tahiti.
@@audball7958 Thank you for your response
0:03 take that xD
Good job
Do you when the songs Will be in HQ?