Habit – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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分類 /bunrui/ B2 |
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習性 /shūsei/ B2 |
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不安 /fuan/ B1 |
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価値 /kachi/ B1 |
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動物 /dōbutsu/ A2 |
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壊す /kowasu/ B1 |
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普通 /futsū/ A2 |
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快楽 /kairaku/ B2 |
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夢 /yume/ A1 |
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不可能 /fukanō/ B2 |
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証明 /shōmei/ B2 |
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キッカケ /kikkake/ B1 |
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興味 /kyōmi/ B1 |
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明らか /akiraka/ B2 |
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複雑 /fukuzatsu/ B2 |
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曖昧 /aimai/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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君たちったら何でもかんでも
➔ Use of 'ったら' to emphasize or provoke a conversational tone, often used to express annoyance or to highlight the subject.
➔ 'ったら' functions to express emphasis or to bring a conversational nuance, often with a tone of annoyance or teasing.
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気付かない本能の外側を
➔ Use of noun + の to connect '気付かない' (not noticing) with '外側' (outside); forming a noun phrase indicating 'outside of the instinct that you don't notice.'
➔ This structure links a noun describing a concept (like '外側') with a clause or adjective, forming a noun phrase, typical for written or formal Japanese.
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持ってるのに出せないヤツ
➔ Use of のに to express contrast or irony: 'even though having (something), cannot show (it)'.
➔ 'のに' indicates a contrast or unexpected result between two clauses: having something but being unable to do something else with it.
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壊して見せろよそのBad habit
➔ Imperative form + よ to give strong advice or command; 壊して見せろ (show by breaking) suggests 'destroy and show'.
➔ Imperative forms like 壊して見せろ give direct commands or strong advice; here, it means 'destroy and show' as a way to demonstrate breaking a bad habit.