Lyrics & Translation
Discover the high-octane world of J-Pop with THE JET BOY BANGERZ's debut single, "Jettin'." This electrifying track showcases the group's unique blend of dance, rap, and vocal skills, offering a fantastic opportunity to learn Japanese through its dynamic lyrics and vibrant energy. Dive into the meaning behind the music and explore the rich cultural context of this rising Japanese boy band.
Key Vocabulary
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ゼロ /zero/ A2 |
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ファンファーレ /fanfāre/ B2 |
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覚醒 /kakusei/ B1 |
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DNA /di-en-ē/ B1 |
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ヴィジョン /bijon/ B2 |
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Trouble /trʌbəl/ A2 |
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シンクロ /shinkuro/ B1 |
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研ぎ澄まされた /togishimasa reta/ B2 |
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流星 /ryūsei/ B1 |
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Rival /raɪvəl/ A2 |
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ハイプレッシャー /hai pureshā/ B2 |
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武装 /busō/ B1 |
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Naked /neɪkɪd/ A2 |
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Revenge /rɪˈvɛndʒ/ B1 |
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Blaze /bleɪz/ B2 |
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細胞 /saibō/ B1 |
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Soldier /ˈsoʊldʒər/ A2 |
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オリジナル /orijinaru/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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ゼロを1に変える
➔ Transforming 'zero' to 'one' using the verb '変える' (kaeru) in its basic form.
➔ '変える' (kaeru) means 'to change' or 'to transform'.
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鳴るファンファーレ 目を覚ませ
➔ Imperative form '目を覚ませ' (me o samase) used to give a command or urging to 'wake up'.
➔ '覚ませ' (samase) is the imperative form of '覚める' (sameru), meaning 'to wake up'.
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超音速で
➔ Using 'で' (de) to indicate the means or manner, '超音速で' means 'at supersonic speed'.
➔ 'で' (de) indicates the manner or method of doing something.
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この体がArms
➔ Possessive 'この' (kono) + noun '体' (body) + 'が' (subject particle), indicating 'this body'.
➔ 'この' (kono) is a demonstrative referencing 'this'.
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感情をNakedして表現するDance
➔ '感情を' (emotion + object marker) + 'Nakedして' (te-form + verb 'to naked') + '表現する' (to express), forming a phrase meaning 'express emotions nakedly'.
➔ 'Nakedして' (te-form + verb) implies doing something openly or honestly, here 'to naked' is used metaphorically for genuine expression.
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世界切り開く Take my Revenge
➔ Transitive verb '切り開く' (kirihiraku) meaning 'to carve out' or 'to open up' + noun '世界' (world), indicating 'to carve out the world'.
➔ '切り開く' (kirihiraku) is a powerful verb meaning 'to carve open' or 'to pioneer'.
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