Lyrics & Translation
Discover the powerful emotions of Japanese lyrics with tuki.'s “地獄恋文” (Inferno Love Letter). This song is a fantastic way to learn expressive vocabulary related to love, anger, and farewell. Its unique title and direct, emotional lyrics offer a glimpse into the creative wordplay and depth of modern J-pop, making it a special and compelling song for language learners.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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好き /suki/ A1 |
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愛 /ai/ A2 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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秘密 /himitsu/ B1 |
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怪物 /kaibutsu/ B1 |
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悲しむ /kanashimu/ B2 |
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抱きしめる /dakishimeru/ B2 |
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地獄 /jigoku/ B2 |
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生まれ変わる /umarekawaru/ C1 |
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綺麗 /kirei/ B2 |
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終わり /owari/ B1 |
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会う /au/ A1 |
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笑う /warau/ A1 |
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転げ合う /korogeau/ B2 |
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悪い /warui/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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好きだから一緒に居たいね
➔ Because I like you, I want to be together.
➔ The phrase uses the conjunction 'だから' to indicate a reason.
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貴方も私も秘密の花を咲かせて
➔ You and I both bloom secret flowers.
➔ The use of 'も' indicates inclusivity, meaning both parties are involved.
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愛してる
➔ I love you.
➔ A simple declaration of love using the verb '愛する' (to love).
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さよならしよう
➔ Let's say goodbye.
➔ The phrase uses the volitional form 'しよう' to suggest an action.
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地獄で会いましょう
➔ Let's meet in hell.
➔ The phrase uses 'で' to indicate the location of the meeting.
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これ以上誰か悲しませて
➔ Don't make anyone sad anymore.
➔ The phrase uses '以上' to indicate a limit or threshold.
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インフェルノラブレター
➔ Inferno love letter.
➔ A compound noun combining 'inferno' and 'love letter'.
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