Get You Alone – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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夜 /joɾɯ/ A1 |
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夢 /jume/ A1 |
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自由 /d͡ʑi.jɯː/ B1 |
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悲しい /kanas͡ɕiː/ A2 |
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愛 /ai/ A1 |
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心 /ko.ko.ro/ A1 |
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手 /te/ A1 |
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男 /otoko/ A1 |
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君 /kimi/ A1 |
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名前 /namae/ A1 |
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言葉 /kotoba/ A2 |
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理由 /rijɯː/ B1 |
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全部 /zeNbu/ A1 |
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今夜 /kon'ya/ A2 |
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目 /me/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Let’s Get It Started
➔ Using 'Let's' as a contraction of 'Let us' for making suggestions or commands.
➔ 'Let's' is a contraction that combines 'let' and 'us' to suggest or propose an action together.
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眠らない夢の中 Hanging Around
➔ Use of the phrase 'Hanging Around' as a colloquial expression meaning to relax or spend time idly in a place.
➔ This phrase implies spending time in a relaxed, leisurely manner, often without specific plans.
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見逃せない 見逃したくない
➔ Using '見逃せない' (must not miss) and '見逃したくない' (do not want to miss) to express strong feelings of not wanting to miss something.
➔ These expressions emphasize the importance or desirability of not missing out on something.
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この心が 求めるもの すべてを手に入れたい
➔ Use of the verb '手に入れたい' (want to obtain/get) in the form of the -たい to express desire.
➔ The '-たい' form expresses the speaker's strong desire to obtain everything that their heart seeks.
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このわがままに 名前をつけて 愛じゃなくても
➔ Use of '名前をつけて' (name something) as a way to personify or label feelings or behavior.
➔ '名前をつけて' means to give a name to something, often to symbolize or personify an abstract feeling or attitude.
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Tonight – 僕だけの 君でいて
➔ Use of the imperative mood with '-て' form ('いて') to request or command someone to stay as 'my only' (exclusive identity).
➔ The '-て' form following a verb can be used to give a soft command or request, here asking someone to remain as 'my only' (exclusive).