Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the intense emotions of 'ダイダイダイダイダイキライ,' a J-pop song by Chogakusei and Wolpis Carter where you can explore strong feelings and dramatic expressions. This song offers a unique opportunity to learn how to express intense emotions and understand the nuances of conflict in Japanese, all while enjoying a catchy and energetic tune.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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全部 (zenbu) /ˈzembɯ/ A1 |
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せい (sei) /seː/ A2 |
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出る (deru) /deɾɯ/ A1 |
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ウザったい (uzattai) /ɯzatːai/ B2 |
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期待 (kitai) /kitai/ B1 |
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馬鹿 (baka) /baka/ A2 |
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人生 (jinsei) /d͡ʑinsei/ A2 |
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憎たらしい (nikutarashii) /nikɯtaɾaɕiː/ B2 |
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無視 (mushi) /mɯɕi/ B1 |
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腹立たしい (haradatashii) /haɾadataɕiː/ B2 |
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飽きた (akita) /akita/ A2 |
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関係 (kankei) /kaŋkei/ A2 |
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生命 (seimei) /seːmei/ B1 |
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脳内 (nōnai) /noːnai/ B2 |
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予測 (yosoku) /josokɯ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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全部 全部 アンタのせいだ
➔ Nominal sentence with emphatic repetition and informal possessive
➔ "全部 全部" (zenbu zenbu) is the emphatic repetition of "everything." "アンタのせいだ" (anta no sei da) means "It's all your fault." "アンタ" (anta) is an informal way to say "you."
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何かに縋って諂って
➔ Te-form connecting verbs showing sequential actions.
➔ "縋って" (sugaritte) and "諂って" (hetsuratte) are verbs in the te-form, indicating a sequence of actions: clinging to something and then flattering someone.
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期待したアタシが馬鹿だった
➔ Past tense adjective clause modifying a noun, followed by a statement of judgement.
➔ "期待したアタシ" (kitai shita atashi) is "I who expected [something]." "期待した" (kitai shita) is the past tense of the verb "期待する" (kitai suru - to expect). "アタシが馬鹿だった" (atashi ga baka datta) means "I was stupid."
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無視出来ないのが一層腹立たしい
➔ Nominalized clause using の (no) as the subject, followed by an adjective expressing emotion.
➔ "無視出来ないのが" (mushi dekinai no ga) means "The fact that I cannot ignore [it]" or "Being unable to ignore [it]." The の (no) nominalizes the phrase "無視出来ない" (mushi dekinai - cannot ignore). "一層腹立たしい" (issou haratadashii) means "is even more irritating/frustrating."
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これは所謂 ヘイトスピーチ
➔ "So-iwareu" used as an adjective to describe a noun.
➔ "所謂" (so-iwareu) means "so-called" or "what you might call." Here it modifies "ヘイトスピーチ" (heito supiichi), which is "hate speech."
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赤信号にずっと従順です。
➔ Adverb modifying an adjective combined with politeness marker
➔ "ずっと" (zutto) is an adverb meaning "always, all the time". It modifies "従順です" (juujun desu), which means "obedient". "です" (desu) is the polite form.
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