It’s either

Gensbourg?
Gainsbourg?
Either way, there is a Japanese notation.

One Serge lover wrote Gensbourg.
The reason is that it just sounds to me.
I think it's correct

By the way, I like the sound of muttering
Serge Gainsbourg.

Whichever is okay.
Even George Harrison or George Harrison.
Either Bob Murray or Bob Marley.
Whether it's Sadayoshi or Sadoyoshi...

Oh, but George Horison is disgusting.
Or not, Horison.

April 2014, 8 4:19 okamoto sadayoshi Comments (11)

Posted by: Miwa:

Yeah, either one is fine♪
But after all, from "Sadyoshi"
I like "Sadayoshi"...I'm (^-^)

I live in this countryside
I want to touch live music more (....)

Posted by: Sora Shidon ♪:

I was Gainsbourg unless Sada mentioned Gensbourg in the blog title. It used to be like that.
The president was Gainsbourg.
Currently, the number of notations in Gensbourg may be the most.

You recently noticed that Adolf Hitler? Adolf Hitler?
I was Hitler when I was little, so I'm still Hitler.

I can't write the pronunciation of a foreign language correctly in Don'sba ~.
By the way, Leonardo DiCaprio is really Leonardo Dicaprio.
It's hard to say and it doesn't look good, so it seems to be DiCaprio.
Under such circumstances, there are things that are different depending on the times. I wonder who is changing it?
I hope I can understand it.

.....?
Sada-san, Sadoyoshi? SM hobby? ! \(//∇//)\
Well, it's not Masoyoshi.

Posted by: Raindrops:

Hey, wait a minute, Mr. Sado! ! (◎_◎;)
No Sada? ?
Which one? Which do you want? ?

Posted by: Chobi:

Sadyoshi...I hate it! (^_^;)

I can't even do Sadamasayoshi...w
(I haven't seen it yet...

Please leave Sadayoshi unchanged!

Posted by: akko:

In either Van Morrison or Van Morrison.
Whether Joyce or Joyce.
etc ...

Sad Yoshi...
I like Sadayosi.

Posted by: Sora Shidon ♪:

Yes, Sada-san! Speaking of France, isn't your favorite Le Corbusier!
Well, I was really thinking when I was full...
Le Corbusier is difficult to pronounce and write.
Which is Sada?

Neither Jane Birkin, Serge Gainsbourg nor Le Corbusier are French, but the fact that the French recognize that they are the people who created the French culture by giving them a place of activity without distinction I think.

Isn't it hot in France too?

Posted by: White eggplant:

 
 Sada's Hello. 

 I like the name Serge.
 The reason is that one of the main characters in a shojo manga was a musician (pianist) named Serge.

 If I write too much content, I will refrain from exposing my fujoshi, but it was a painfully serious story of love.

 Even now, I sometimes remember (about once a year) and pull from the warehouse
I read it out and read it.
 
 Excuse me for personal matters ....
 
 Jane Birkin is cute.

Posted by: Fanny:

I was wondering if it was Gen Blues, but it's out of the question.

Posted by: Kaju:

Definition, good morning.
Either is fine.
If the other person looks back.
But as with athletes,
If I can change it on the way, I'm a little bit confused.
Either is fine.
Whether it's Sadoyoshi or Mazoyoshi.
People may be biased, but I think they have both.
I think so.

Posted by: Rabbit:

Michelle or Michelle

Oh, really, any Japanese notation is fine


Sadoyoshi-sama…… (laughs)

Posted by: Asahi:

Japanese notation is difficult. I also like Gensbourg.

Both Gensbourg and Jane Birkin listened to the CD, but I can not help but worry about the story written on the lyrics card (laugh)

You can see Sada wants to collect books and so on.

Sadyoshi is a little... just past (laughs)

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