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for me.. [b]subs!![/b] eventhough some anime sub dont have right grammars... because some dub anime are very awkward.. and i cant fully appreciate the scene..

English dubbed. its international language.

i depends on whose the person dubbing it.. like in beck.. the person who dubbed koyuki is greg.. and his voice is sweet it fits the character..

just like pampy's answear.. hehehe it actually me..

[b]I prefer subtitled... I don't really like it when they speaks english... sometimes the voices are weird... [/b]

[b]subtitled anime.[/b] [i]why?[/i]because i can test my japan listening. and learn sum nu words.

That's so weird I too love reading subtitles. You learn new things about words and culture, but back home where I'm used to watching subtitled tv series on DVD, so many of my cousins & friends won't watch them with me bcoz they complain that they can't read fast enough DVDs have rewind feature and some dubbing can totally change the way you see a character. I've seen some dubbing where they made a really cool key character sound gay. Probably not their intention, but the voice sounded gay to me Oh... and Japanese accents are cute :rose:

of course. dubbed anime. If not then how can you hear and understand what they are saying. any character of the anime can't talk. So they hv to be dubbed Moreover, i don't hv to follow the line all the time. it is tiring. com' on just make it simple.

subbed.. that's how i learn to speak japanese