The Long and Winding Road – Webisode Part 6
This time, JKT48 third generation finalists are learning a new song, “Koisuru Fortune Cookies”.
Let’s check it out!
IS IT DIFFICULT?
►The ending part is difficult. When I have to do like this (raise her hands), I cannot.
►‘Hey hey hey’ part is not easy. The ending part is difficult, too.
►This part (moving her left forefinger to the top).
►The spinning part is difficult, because it’s very quick.
►This move (moving her right forefinger to the top). I always mistaken right leg to left leg.
►Hand movement, like this, like that (hand movement in the beginning of the song). The rests are doable, but still, it needs slight improvement.
Support them and stay tune to this long and winding audition!
excuse me, why do you translate the title (berliku, berbatu, berduri) as “the long and winding road”? why don’t you just translate it literally as “curvy, rocky, thorny”? sorry, just curious…
Hi Kyon,
“Berliku, Berbatu, Berduri” is a metaphor in Indonesian language. Some metaphor cannot be translated literally, because it will sound strange to native speaker, in this case English. Metaphor may tie to local habit or culture, so this is not something that can be universally (and or grammatically) accepted.
I tried to find an English metaphor resembles the meaning of “berliku, berbatu, berduri” which is “long and winding road”. Although when it is translated to Indonesian, “long and winding road” = jalan panjang dan berliku.
Hope it explains. Thanks Kyon
I see, thanks…