Lyrics & Translation
Embark on a linguistic journey with Baekhyun's "Get You Alone," his vibrant Japanese debut. This funky, R&B-infused track not only offers an engaging listen but also provides an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in modern Japanese pop vocabulary and expressions, especially those related to flirtation and desire. Baekhyun's smooth vocal delivery makes the Japanese lyrics particularly enjoyable to learn and sing along to, while the playful music video adds a unique visual context to the song's narrative. Discover how the song's catchy hooks and lyrical nuances can enrich your understanding of Japanese language and culture.
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).
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