scramble Wagadou (Romaji)

Saa minna ichi ni tsuke!*
Bareedo no sutaato　Yooidon!!

Susume　SUSUME　susume**　Pankicchu na jinsei
Ai wo　AI WO　ai wo**　Sakebu utage

Check it out!!
Mazari takya douzo gokatte ni sei***
-Asu asatte mo kinou mo kyou mo tachidomattecha oite karen zo-
Ruuru nashi desho
Nisemono no unmei sute　Ukame　Zasuon hoshi

scramble wagadou
Dokomademo tsuzuiteku　Zenbu daiji　Ai shiten darou　Sore de ii!
Dakara sou　Aa　Gochamaze demo ii!!!!!

I wanna　I WANNA　i wanna**　Bi~ ○○(honyarara****) !!
Naritai mono wo　Sakebe　Bi~ ○○(honyarara****) !!

Check it out!!
Samenu yume no mama nande iya daro?
-Asuasatte mo kinou mo kyou tare nagashitecha oite karen zo-
Monku annara
Hoshikuzu no shoumei wo abite utaeba!*

Kyuuhasshin wagadou
Matta nashi　Atorakushon　Ogyouki yoku　Soroenaikute ii!*　Sore mo ii!
Dakara sou　Aa　Mechakucha demo ii!!!!

bring it on!!
Gonna B free Anything goes　ttena kanji de GO my way
Jibun rashiku ikiru sore dake no kotta
Mukashi ni modore? Haa? ya na kotta!
Seikai no michi wa docchi da?
Douse atoo ni nannakya wakanneenda
Aa gudagudatte mendokusee na
Aa pikapikatte hikaru Life tsukuritee na

Hitotsu hitotsu no keshiki　Itsumademo wasurenai

scramble wagadou
Doko made mo tsuzuiteku　Zenbu daiji　Ai shiten darou　Sore de ii!
Dakara sou　Aa　Gochamaze demo ii!!!!!

Donna konnen demo　Tanoshimeru no sa
Donna konnen demo　Tanoshimeru deshou??


*Glottal stop
**These phrase are written first in their proper alphabet, then in katakana, then in romaji. I tried to reflect that by changing the capitalization.
***Diphthong
**** The pronunciation of the ○○ isn't specified in the lyric booklet, but honyarara appears to be correct according to Japanese lyric databases.

CREDIT -- NATSU子 for Papicoz Unite

Da Fuq is a glottal stop?

HGJDFNHG
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=define%3A+glottal+stop

Takeru... Y U SO SMART! or maybe I'm just stupid O3O I'd never heard of a glottal stop either. O3o

It's just a linguistic term |: idk how to explain っ so i'm calling it a glottal stop. it's the difference between "kito" and "kitto" if that helps. "kitto" being the one with the stop

I think I understand...

like... Kitto is said Ki-to with a break between the two parts and that break is the glottal stop? Or am I wrong? ROFL

NOPE YOU'RE RIGHT 888888888888888

fuck. I am a genius. -sarcasm- xD