恋す肌 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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恋 /こい/ A1 |
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肌 /はだ/ A2 |
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笑う /わらう/ A2 |
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美肌 /びはだ/ B1 |
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瞬間 /しゅんかん/ B1 |
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夢中 /むちゅう/ B2 |
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記憶 /きおく/ B2 |
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風 /かぜ/ B2 |
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線 /せん/ B2 |
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心 /こころ/ B2 |
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愛 /あい/ A1 |
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瞬き /まばたき/ C1 |
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美学 /びがく/ C1 |
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接近 /せっきん/ C1 |
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瞬時 /しゅんじ/ C2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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スタート切る 恋のmoment
➔ Using the verb "切る" (kiru) to mean "to start" or "to cut into" a specific action or event.
➔ The phrase "スタート切る" (start kiru) is an informal expression meaning "to start" or "to kick off" something.
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準備はいい?
➔ Using the phrase "はいい?" (wa ii?) to ask "Are you ready?" with a colloquial tone.
➔ The phrase "準備はいい?" (junbi wa ii?) literally means "Is the preparation/ready good?" and is used colloquially to ask if someone is ready.
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重なる線の先へ
➔ Using the noun "線" (sen) combined with "重なる" (kasanaru) to describe "overlapping lines" and "先へ" (saki e) meaning "towards the front" or "ahead".
➔ The phrase "重なる線の先へ" (kasanaru sen no saki e) suggests moving toward the point where overlapping lines meet, symbolizing progressing forward.
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恋の続きしましょう...?
➔ Using the volitional form "しましょう" to propose "Let's continue love" or "Shall we continue our love?"
➔ The phrase "しましょう" (shimashou) is the volitional form of "する" (suru), used to suggest or propose doing something together.