愛してると言ってくれ – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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愛してる /aishiteru/ B1 |
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手 /te/ A1 |
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一緒 /issho/ A2 |
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好き /suki/ A2 |
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いい /ii/ A1 |
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見える /mieru/ B1 |
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言って /itte/ A2 |
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ずっと /zutto/ B1 |
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彼 /kare/ A2 |
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周り /mawari/ B1 |
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雑音 /zatsuon/ B2 |
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幸せ /shiawase/ B1 |
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いいわけ /iiwake/ B2 |
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いきたい /ikitai/ A2 |
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デート /deeto/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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あなたでしか
➔ Expressing 'only you' with 'でしか' (de shika)
➔ 'でしか' indicates exclusivity or restriction; it emphasizes that only the specified person or thing fits the context.
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好きよ
➔ Using the phrase '好きよ' to express affection with emphasis and casual form
➔ '好きよ' is a casual and emphatic way to say 'I love you' or 'I like you', often used between close people.
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愛してるって言って
➔ Using the verb '愛してる' (aishiteru) in the te-form '言って' to request or command someone to say 'I love you'
➔ '愛してる' means 'I love you', and in the te-form '言って' it becomes a request or command to say it.
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ずっとずっとずっと一緒ダーリン
➔ Repetition of 'ずっと' (mou ichido) for emphasis, meaning 'forever' or 'always' with '一緒' (together)
➔ 'ずっと' means 'forever' or 'always', and repeating it emphasizes the eternity or continuous nature of the action or relationship.
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手と手とりあって
➔ Using the noun '手' (te, hand) combined with 'と' (and) and 'りあって' (te form of a verb derived from '取り合う', meaning 'to hold each other's hands' or 'to reciprocate')
➔ '手と手とりあって' describes the act of holding hands with someone, emphasizing mutual closeness or connection.
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笑って
➔ Using the imperative form '笑って' (waratte) of the verb '笑う' (warau, to smile or laugh) to give a command or encouragement
➔ '笑って' is the imperative form of '笑う' (to smile/laugh), used here to encourage or command someone to smile.