Lyrics & Translation
Thinking about learning Japanese? Hiromitsu Kitayama's “乱心” (RANSHIN) is a fantastic place to start! The song is packed with playful onomatopoeia and common Japanese phrases, offering a fun and energetic way to pick up new vocabulary. Its theme of breaking free and embracing a new beginning is a powerful message that resonates universally. Dive into the world of J-pop and discover the beauty and intensity of the Japanese language through this exciting track!
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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着飾る /kidzau/ B2 |
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登場 /tōjō/ B1 |
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不滅 /fumetsu/ B2 |
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快楽 /kairaku/ B1 |
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ゾロゾロ /zorozoro/ A2 |
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合法 /gōhō/ B2 |
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イキ /iki/ B1 |
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アガる /agaru/ B2 |
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妖艶 /yōen/ C1 |
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絶品 /zeppin/ B2 |
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オーバードーズ /ōbādōzu/ C1 |
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支配 /shihai/ B2 |
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超楽勝 /chōrakushō/ C1 |
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指とまれ /yubi-tomare/ C1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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なんてな
➔ "なんてな" is used to emphasize the speaker's opinion or to add a casual, dismissive tone, often translating like "you know" or "at least".
➔ This phrase adds a casual or dismissive tone to the sentence, often used among friends.
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しちゃって
➔ 'しちゃって' is the te-form of 'する' (to do) combined with casual speech, indicating completing an action or doing something impulsively.
➔ The te-form combined with casual speech expresses completion, continuation, or impulsiveness of an action.
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華麗に騒ぎな
➔ '華麗に騒ぎな' uses the adverbial form '華麗に' (gloriously, splendidly) modifying the verb '騒ぎな' (imperative form of '騒ぐ'), giving a command to make a glamorous fuss or celebration.
➔ This phrase uses an adverb to encourage doing something in a glamorous or splendid manner, often as a command.
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限界非表示
➔ '限界非表示' combines the noun '限界' (limit, boundary) and '非表示' (non-display, non-reveal) to imply 'no limits shown' or 'limitlessness' in a metaphorical sense.
➔ This phrase suggests the idea of removing boundaries or limits, often used metaphorically for limitless potential.
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完全に支配
➔ '完全に支配' combines the adverb '完全に' (completely) and the verb '支配' (to dominate, control) to express 'completely dominate' or 'total control.'
➔ This phrase emphasizes total control or domination over something, used metaphorically or literally.
Album: 乱心-RANSHIN-
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