Lyrics & Translation
“倍倍FIGHT!” by CANDY TUNE is an energetic and uplifting idol pop song that serves as a powerful cheer for anyone pursuing their dreams. Its catchy melody and positive lyrics offer an excellent opportunity to dive into Japanese vocabulary related to encouragement, self-belief, and overcoming challenges. By exploring its empowering message, you can gain insight into modern Japanese pop culture and pick up useful phrases for expressing determination and support. The song's clear vocals and repetitive, easy-to-follow chorus make it particularly special for language learners.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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本音 hon'ne / ほんね B1 |
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建前 tatemae / たてまえ B2 |
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救う sukuu / すくう B1 |
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愛す aisu / あいす B1 |
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立ち上がる tachiagaru / たちあがる A2 |
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問題 mondai / もんだい A2 |
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飛び越える tobikoeru / とびこえる B1 |
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人生 jinsei / じんせい A2 |
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悔しい kuyashii / くやしい B1 |
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つまずく tsumazuku / つまずく B1 |
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強い tsuyoi / つよい A1 |
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信じる shinjiru / しんじる A2 |
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幸せ shiawase / しあわせ A2 |
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命 inochi / いのち B1 |
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諦める akirameru / あきらめる B1 |
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勇気 yuuki / ゆうき B1 |
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もがく mogaku / もがく B2 |
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険しい kewashii / けわしい B2 |
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歩む ayumu / あゆむ B2 |
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fight /faɪt/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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何回転んでも立ち上がれ
➔ The use of the conditional 'でも' (demo) with the verb indicates 'even if' or 'despite'.
➔ 'でも' is used to introduce a contrasting idea or emphasize perseverance despite difficulties.
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命を誉めよう
➔ The volitional form of '誉める' (homeru) is '誉めよう', meaning 'let's praise'.
➔ The volitional form is used to suggest or propose doing an action together.
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自分を大事に
➔ The phrase uses the verb '大事にする' (to cherish, to value) in its causative or imperative form.
➔ '大事に' is an adverbial phrase meaning 'carefully' or 'valuably,' and combined with '自分を,' it emphasizes taking care of oneself or valuing oneself.
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何回転んでも立ち上がれ
➔ The construction 'ても' (temo) used with '何回' (nan kai) indicates 'even if' or 'despite' repeated circumstances.
➔ 'ても' expresses concessive meaning, showing that the action of 'standing up' occurs regardless of how many times one has fallen.
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