Hare Hare – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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晴れ /haɾe/ A1 |
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心 /kokoro/ A2 |
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笑う /warau/ A1 |
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踊る /odoru/ A1 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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悲しみ /kanashimi/ B1 |
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強い /tsuyoi/ B1 |
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空 /sora/ A1 |
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光 /hikari/ A2 |
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友達 /tomodachi/ A2 |
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気持ち /kimochi/ B1 |
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瞬間 /shunkan/ B2 |
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悩み /nayami/ B2 |
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夜 /yoru/ A1 |
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日 /hi/ A1 |
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晴れ晴れ /harehare/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Let's go
➔ Imperative mood (verb + 'let's') for suggestions or invitations.
➔ 'Let's' is a contraction of 'let us' used to make suggestions.
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Come on
➔ Expression used to encourage or urge someone to do something.
➔ 'Come on' is often used to motivate or encourage enthusiasm.
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Feel so alive
➔ Adjective phrase expressing a strong feeling of being vibrant and energetic.
➔ 'Feel so alive' describes a state of heightened excitement and presence.
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It's so bright
➔ Simple present predicate with 'it' as the subject to describe brightness.
➔ 'It's so bright' emphasizes the high level of illumination or positivity.
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Let's go
➔ Imperative mood (verb + 'let's') for suggestions or invitations.
➔ 'Let's' is a contraction of 'let us' used to make suggestions.
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Give it up
➔ Imperative phrase using 'give' + object for surrender or quitting.
➔ 'Give it up' means to stop trying or to surrender.
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信じて
➔ Imperative form of 'believe' in Japanese, used as a command or encouragement.
➔ '信じて' is the imperative form of 'believe' in Japanese, encouraging trust.