I LOVE YOU – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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love /lʌv/ A2 |
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you /juː/ A1 |
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kanashii /ka.na.ɕiː/ B1 |
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uta /u.ta/ A2 |
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kikitaku /ki.ki.ta.ku/ B2 |
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nogare /no.ɡa.ɾe/ B2 |
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tadoru /ta.do.ɾu/ B2 |
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kono /ko.no/ A1 |
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heya /he.ja/ A2 |
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maru /ma.ɾu/ A2 |
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mitai /mi.ta.i/ B1 |
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sute /su.te/ B2 |
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neko /ne.ko/ A2 |
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mitai /mi.ta.i/ B1 |
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sora /so.ɾa/ A2 |
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wake /weɪk/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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ima dake wa kanashii
➔ wa (topic marker)
➔ The particle "wa" is used to indicate the topic of the sentence, emphasizing "ima dake" (only now).
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Tadori tsuita kono heya
➔ Tadori tsuita (reached, arrived at)
➔ "Tadori tsuita" is the past tense of "tadoru" meaning "to reach" or "to arrive at", indicating the action of finally reaching the room.
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Nandomo aishiteru tte kiku omae wa
➔ tte (quotation particle)
➔ The particle "tte" is used to quote or indicate indirect speech, here referring to "kiku" (to hear) that someone has said "I love you" many times.
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Kishimu beddo no ue de
➔ no (possessive or descriptive particle)
➔ The particle "no" indicates possession or attribution, here linking "bed" with "kishimu" (to embrace), describing "on the bed".
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Shimawanu you ni
➔ you ni (like, to the extent that)
➔ "You ni" expresses comparison or manner, meaning "so that" or "like" to indicate aiming for a certain state.
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Kono ai nashi dewa ikite sae yuke nai to
➔ dewa ikite sae yuke nai (even live)
➔ "dewa ikite sae yuke nai" expresses that even "living" itself is impossible, emphasizing the severity of the situation.