Dreamed a Dream – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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夢(yume) /jɯme/ A1 |
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古い(furui) /ɸɯɾɯi/ A1 |
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懐かしい(natsukashii) /natsɯka̠ɕiː/ B1 |
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引く(hiku) /çikɯ/ A1 |
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心(kokoro) /ko̥koɾo/ A2 |
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居場所(ibasho) /ibaɕo/ B2 |
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配置(haichi) /hai̯t͡ɕi/ B2 |
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粉々(konagona) /ko̞na̠ɡo̞na̠/ B2 |
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砕け散る(kudakechiru) /kɯdake t͡ɕiɾɯ/ B2 |
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無様(busama) /bɯsa̠ma̠/ B2 |
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這いつくばう(haitsukubau) /hai̯t͡sɨkɯba̠ɯ/ C1 |
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泣く(naku) /na̠kɯ/ A1 |
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拾う(hirou) /çiɾoɯ/ A2 |
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諦める(akirameru) /a̠kiɾa̠me̞ɾɯ/ A2 |
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ケンカ(kenka) /keŋka/ B1 |
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抱き合う(dakiau) /da̠kʲia̠ɯ/ B1 |
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救う(sukuu) /sɯkɯː/ B1 |
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欲しがる(hoshigaru) /ho̞ɕiga̠ɾɯ/ B2 |
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腐る(kusaru) /kɯsa̠ɾɯ/ B2 |
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真っ直ぐ(massugu) /ma̠ssɯɡɯ/ B1 |
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交わる(majiwaru) /ma̠ʑiɰᵝa̠ɾɯ/ B2 |
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光(hikari) /çikaɾi/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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古いモノと懐かしいモノは
➔ The use of "は" as a topic marker
➔ "は" indicates the topic of the sentence, emphasizing what the sentence is about.
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ちょっと心の中の居場所だとか置き方だとかね
➔ Use of "だとか...だとか" to list examples, meaning "such as... and..."
➔ "だとか" is used within a list to give examples, often translating to "such as" or "for example".
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粉々に砕け散ったあと
➔ Use of "に" to indicate the manner in which the verb occurs (adverbial "粉々に" meaning "into pieces")
➔ "に" marks the manner or state of the action described by the verb, functioning similarly to an adverb.
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無様でもいいと
➔ Use of "てもいい" to express permission or acceptability of a state (here, "it's okay to be miserable")
➔ "てもいい" means "it's okay to..." or "may do...", indicating permission, acceptance, or that something is permissible.
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全部なくなったその後で
➔ Use of "で" as a time or place marker, meaning "after" or "at"
➔ "で" indicates the point in time or place when an event occurs, often translated as "after" or "at".
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どこかで合わさって
➔ Use of "て" form with "合う" to indicate action taking place jointly or intersecting
➔ "て" form links verbs to show sequence or joint action, and "合う" means "to meet" or "to join".