Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the world of Japanese emotions with "ダイダイダイダイダイキライ"! This energetic track offers a unique way to understand how intense feelings, even negative ones, can be expressed with nuance. Its repetitive and catchy title provides an accessible entry point to Japanese vocabulary, while the vivid lyrics, exploring complex relationships and personal frustrations, will deepen your grasp of emotional expressions and cultural context. Discover how a seemingly simple phrase can convey layers of meaning and make learning Japanese an engaging experience through song!
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 ➔ Reduplication for emphasis + Attributive clause ➔ The repetition of “全部 (zenbu - all)” emphasizes the complete blame placed on 'you'. “アンタのせいだ (anta no sei da)” is an attributive clause modifying the implied subject, meaning 'it's all your fault'. 
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                    何かに縋って諂って ➔ Te-form conjugation for sequential actions ➔ “縋って (kasatte)” and “諂って (nasatte)” are both in the te-form, indicating that the speaker clung to something and flattered someone in sequence. The te-form connects these actions. 
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                    浅いキャパシティ まいどおおきに ➔ Loanword + Polite closing phrase (often sarcastic) ➔ “キャパシティ (kyapashiti)” is a loanword from English ('capacity'). “まいどおおきに (maido ookini)” is a very polite, traditional closing phrase, often used by shopkeepers, but here it's used sarcastically to dismiss someone's limited capacity. 
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                    I miss youって近付いた結末は凡ミス 凡ミス ➔ Quoted speech + Nominalization + Reduplication for emphasis ➔ “I miss you” is quoted directly. “近付いた (chikazuiita)” is nominalized to become part of the subject. The repetition of “凡ミス (bonmisu - blunder)” emphasizes the failure. 
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                    減点方式で取り巻く環境に巻かれて ➔ Noun + で + Verb + に + Verb (complex sentence structure) ➔ This sentence uses a complex structure with multiple particles. “減点方式で (kentenshiki de)” means 'in a point-deduction system'. “取り巻く環境に (torimaku kankyou ni)” means 'in the surrounding environment'. “巻かれて (makarete)” means 'being wrapped up in'. 
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