空 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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空 /so̞ra̠/ A1 |
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大丈夫 /daɪd͡ʑo̞ːbu/ A2 |
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太陽 /taɪjo̞ː/ A2 |
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雲 /kumo̞/ A2 |
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泣く /nakɯ/ A2 |
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笑う /waɾaɯ/ A1 |
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涙 /namida/ B1 |
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雨 /ame̞/ A1 |
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晴れ /haɾe̞/ A2 |
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変わる /kawaɾɯ/ A2 |
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自分 /d͡ʑibɯɴ/ A1 |
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隠す /kakɯsɯ/ B1 |
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痛み /itami/ B1 |
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不安定 /fɯaɴte̞ː/ B2 |
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嵐 /aɾaɕi/ B1 |
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進む /sɯsɯmɯ/ B1 |
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一人ぼっち /çito̞ɾibo̞t͡ɕt͡ɕi/ B1 |
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宇宙 /ɯt͡ɕɯː/ B2 |
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寄り添う /jo̞ɾiso̞ɯ/ B2 |
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最低 /saɪte̞ː/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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大丈夫だって言って欲しくて
➔ V-te hoshii (Vてほしい)
➔ "ほしい" (hoshii) attached to the TE-form of a verb expresses the speaker's desire for someone else to perform an action. Here, it means "I want you to say..."
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君が君で在れるように
➔ V(potential form) + yō ni (~ように)
➔ The potential form "在れる" (areru) indicates capability ("can exist"). Adding "ように" (yō ni) expresses the purpose or goal ("so that X can happen" or "in order to enable X").
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ちっぽけで消えそうな僕ら
➔ V-stem/i-adj-stem + sō (~そう)
➔ "そう" (sō) attached to the stem of a verb (e.g., "消える" -> "消え") or the stem of an i-adjective describes something that appears to be in a certain state or is likely to happen. Here, "消えそう" means "looking like it might disappear."
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胸の痛みがこぼれていくまま
➔ V-te iku (Vていく) + mama (まま)
➔ "Vていく" (Vte iku) indicates that an action or state continues to progress or move away from the speaker. "まま" (mama) means "as it is" or "while X is happening/remaining." Combined, it describes an action continuing without change or intervention.
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泣いてもいい
➔ V-te mo ii (Vてもいい)
➔ Attaching "てもいい" (temo ii) to the TE-form of a verb grants permission or indicates that an action is acceptable. It translates to "it's okay to X" or "you may X."
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雨の日だって
➔ Noun + datte (~だって)
➔ "だって" (datte) is an informal particle used for emphasis, often meaning "even," "too," or "also." It can also express surprise or a strong assertion. Here, it emphasizes "even on rainy days."
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変わらない空はない
➔ Double Negative (~ないNはない)
➔ This is a double negative construction where "ない" (nai) negates the noun phrase, and the final "ない" (nai) negates the existence. It effectively means "There is no N that does not change," which implies "All Ns change."
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マイペースな雲に見下され
➔ Passive voice with agent (N ni V-rareru)
➔ The passive voice "見下され" (mikudasare - from 見下す, to look down on) indicates that the subject (implied "I" or "we") is acted upon. The particle "に" (ni) marks the agent performing the action, in this case, "マイペースな雲" (self-paced clouds).
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もしも遠い所で一人ぼっちになっても
➔ moshimo ~te mo (もしも~ても)
➔ "もしも" (moshimo) is an emphatic word for "if," strengthening the hypothetical condition. "~ても" (temo) means "even if" or "even though." Together, they form a strong hypothetical "even if X happens."
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宇宙の向こうから見てみれば
➔ V-te miru (Vてみる) + ba (~ば) conditional
➔ "Vてみる" (Vte miru) means "to try doing X." The "ば" (ba) conditional form means "if X, then Y." So, "見てみれば" (mite mireba) means "if you try looking (at it)." It suggests a perspective change.