Lyrics & Translation
When I knead the rice cake, I get inspired
Yah-ya-ya-ya-ya-yi Our ninja technique
Sushi, shuriken, Hello!
Not alone anymore
See, we're all in this Color
It’s a mysterious magic
The more you get excited, the more it stirs
Gum gum girl, good morning boy, good morning, until night, Party Time
Gum gum girl, good morning baby, good morning, gum gum girl
Green Tea Tea Tea Tea Tea Drinking, drinking, drinking
Jumping around like toys
Yah-ya-ya-ya-ya-yi Our ninja technique
Katana, Kimo no, Hello!
(Hello!)
Not grown-up yet
Yeah, our eyes sparkle brightly
If only wishes could come true, see, get excited, hold on tight to me
Gum gum girl, good morning boy, good morning, until morning, Party Time
Gum gum girl, good morning baby, good morning, gum gum girl
Gum gum girl, good morning boy, good morning, until night, Party Time
Gum gum girl, good morning baby, good morning, gum gum girl
Gum gum girl
Key Vocabulary
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飲む /nomu/ A1 |
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お餅 /omochi/ A2 |
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魔法 /mahou/ B1 |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B1 |
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忍法 /ninpou/ B2 |
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パーティー /paatii/ A2 |
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色 /iro/ A1 |
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願い /negai/ B1 |
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飛び跳ねる /tobihaneru/ B2 |
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気 /ki/ A2 |
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おもちゃ /omocha/ A1 |
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夜 /yoru/ A1 |
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大人 /otona/ A2 |
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茶 /cha/ A1 |
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色 /iro/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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ごくごく飲んで
➔ Te-form of the verb + で (de) to connect the action
➔ The *te-form* is used to connect sequential actions, here indicating 'drinking continuously'.
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気をねるねるねるねるほどに
➔ Expressing a degree or extent of a feeling with ほどに
➔ The particle ほどに indicates the extent or degree of the action or feeling, here emphasizing intensifying the feeling.
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僕らの忍法
➔ Possessive の (no) indicating 'our ninja technique'
➔ The の (no) particle shows possession, meaning 'our ninja technique'.
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オトナじゃナイザー
➔ Negative form of the noun + じゃナイザー (ja nai-zaa) as a playful negation
➔ Using the negative form of a noun combined with じゃナイザー as a playful way to say 'not adult'.
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そう目は輝いている
➔ ている (teiru) indicates the ongoing state or condition
➔ The ている form shows a current, ongoing state, here meaning 'their eyes are shining'.
