Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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Fake /feɪk/ B1 |
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Real /rɪəl/ A2 |
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正義 /se̞ːɡi/ B1 |
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借りる /kaɾiɾu/ A1 |
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偽物 /nisemo̞no̞/ B1 |
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知る /ɕiɾu/ A1 |
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触れる /fɯɾe̞ɾu/ B1 |
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忘れる /wa̠sɯɾe̞ɾu/ A2 |
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真実 /ɕind͡ʑit͡sɯ/ B1 |
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経験 /ke̞ːke̞n/ B1 |
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分かる /wa̠kaɾɯ/ A1 |
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騙す /da̠ma̠sɯ/ B1 |
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欲しい /ho̞ɕiː/ A2 |
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たまらない /ta̠ma̠ɾa̠na̠i/ B2 |
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甘い /a̠ma̠i/ A1 |
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悲しみ /ka̠na̠ɕimi/ B1 |
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憎しみ /nikɯɕimi/ B2 |
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愛 /a̠i/ A2 |
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必要 /hit͡sɯjo̞ː/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Fake 君のその正義は 借りたものじゃないかい
➔ Noun modification (relative clause) & Question tag
➔ 「借りたもの」: Here, the past tense verb "借りた" (borrowed) modifies the noun "もの" (thing), forming a relative clause meaning "the thing that was borrowed." 「じゃないかい」: This is an informal way to ask for confirmation or express a gentle assumption, similar to "isn't it?" or "don't you think?".
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いつか知るのだろう それが偽物だって
➔ Conjecture/Likelihood using 'のだろう'
➔ 「知るのだろう」: The structure 'のだろう' (or のだろう) indicates a high probability, assumption, or conjecture, often based on some reasoning or intuition. It conveys a sense of "I guess/I suppose/It probably is that..." or "it must be that...".
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それが偽物だって
➔ Informal quotation/reporting 'だって'
➔ 「偽物だって」: 'だって' is an informal way to quote or report something someone said or thought, or to state a fact as if it's generally known or should be obvious. It's a shortened, more casual form of 'だと言う'. Here it means "(he said/it is said) that it's a fake".
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わかんねえが わかるよね
➔ Colloquial negative short form ('ねえ') + Conjunction ('が') + Seeking agreement ('よね')
➔ 「わかんねえ」: 'ねえ' is a very colloquial and informal negative ending for verbs, short for 'ない'. So 'わかんねえ' is a casual form of 'わからない' (I don't understand/know). 「が」: This particle functions as a conjunction meaning "but" or "although". 「わかるよね」: 'よね' is used at the end of a sentence to seek agreement or confirm something, often when the speaker believes the listener also knows or agrees.
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1人抜け駆けしても 僕は騙せない
➔ Concessive form 'ても'
➔ 「抜け駆けしても」: The 'ても' (or ても/でんも) form means "even if" or "even though," indicating a concession. It shows that despite the condition or action ('抜け駆けする' - to steal a march/get ahead of others), the result ('僕は騙せない' - I cannot be deceived) remains unchanged or an expected outcome doesn't occur.
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僕は騙せない
➔ Potential negative form
➔ 「騙せない」: This is the negative potential form of the verb '騙す' (to deceive). It means "cannot deceive" or "cannot be deceived (by me)". For Godan verbs like '騙す', the potential form is '騙せる' (can deceive), and its negative is '騙せない'. In this context, it implies "I cannot be deceived" (by others), rather than "I cannot deceive (someone else)".
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そのMoneyで 奢れよこれを
➔ Imperative form + Emphatic particle 'よ'
➔ 「奢れよ」: '奢れ' is the imperative form of '奢る' (to treat/splurge/buy for someone), meaning "treat (me)!" or "buy this for me!". The particle 'よ' is an emphatic particle that adds a sense of conviction, assertion, or strong suggestion, making the command more direct and forceful.
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甘けりゃ どうでも
➔ Colloquial conditional form ('けりゃ') + Idiomatic phrase 'どうでもいい'
➔ 「甘けりゃ」: 'けりゃ' is a colloquial contraction of the conditional form 'ければ' for i-adjectives. It means "if (it is) sweet...". 「どうでも」: This is part of the idiomatic expression 'どうでもいい' (it doesn't matter, anything is fine, I don't care). Here, it implies "if it's sweet, it doesn't matter (what it is)" or "I don't care (about anything else) as long as it's sweet."
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