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Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot 00:16
Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot 00:24
我慢ばっかりじゃハジけそう 00:32
何か変えたい今こそ 00:35
目覚めそぅなキミをproduce 00:39
モテ過ぎちゃっても イイかしら? 00:43
そこから 暗い部屋から 00:47
今日晴れだから 外出なよ、ほら 00:54
熱い日射しジリッ!て焼けて 01:03
チラリ 細めた目にsunglasses 01:07
氷は口でヒヤッ!て溶けて 01:11
青空高くて 01:15
やるじゃない! 01:17
Hot Summer, Hot Hot Summer 01:19
Hot Summer, Hot Hot これこそ 01:23
Hot Summer, Hot Hot Summer 01:27
Hot Summer, Hot Hot 夏だわ 01:30
Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot 01:34

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[日本語]

Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot

Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot

我慢ばっかりじゃハジけそう

何か変えたい今こそ

目覚めそぅなキミをproduce

モテ過ぎちゃっても イイかしら?

そこから 暗い部屋から

今日晴れだから 外出なよ、ほら

熱い日射しジリッ!て焼けて

チラリ 細めた目にsunglasses

氷は口でヒヤッ!て溶けて

青空高くて

やるじゃない!

Hot Summer, Hot Hot Summer

Hot Summer, Hot Hot これこそ

Hot Summer, Hot Hot Summer

Hot Summer, Hot Hot 夏だわ

Hot Hot Hot Hot Summer, Hot Hot Hot Hot

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Grammar:

  • じゃ

    ➔ casual form of 'です' used for emphasis or softening

    ➔ 'じゃ' is used here to give a casual, conversational tone in Japanese.

  • ばっかりじゃ

    ➔ only; just; nothing but (colloquial expression)

    ➔ 'ばっかりじゃ' emphasizes that someone is only doing or experiencing something, often with a negative or colloquial nuance.

  • ハジけそう

    ➔ potential form of '弾ける' (hajikeru), meaning 'to burst out' or 'to break free'

    ➔ 'ハジけそう' indicates an imminent action or feeling, like 'seeming to burst out' or 'ready to break free'.

  • ジリッ

    ➔ onomatopoeic adverb for a hot, sizzling sensation

    ➔ 'ジリッ' is used to imitate the sensation of intense heat or sizzling, often describing sunlight or heat feeling.

  • ジリッ

    ➔ Onomatopoeic adverb for sizzling or scorching sound and sensation

    ➔ 'ジリッ' captures the sound and feeling of something burning or intensely hot, often associated with sun or heat.