明日の私に幸あれ
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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明日 (ashita) /a̠ɕi̥ta̠/ A1 |
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私 (watashi) /wa̠ta̠ɕi/ A1 |
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今日 (kyō) /kʲoː/ A1 |
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毎日 (mainichi) /ma̠i̯ɲ̟it͡ɕi/ A1 |
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時間 (jikan) /d͡ʑikaɴ/ A1 |
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夢 (yume) /jɯ̟me/ A2 |
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歌う (utau) /ɯtaɯ/ A2 |
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頑張る (ganbaru) /ɡambaɾɯ/ A2 |
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注意 (chūi) /t͡ɕɯːi/ B1 |
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安定 (antei) /aɴtei/ B2 |
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限界 (genkai) /ɡe̞ŋka̠i/ B2 |
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堕落 (daraku) /da̠ɾa̠kɯ/ B2 |
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最適 (saitek) /saitek/ B2 |
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注意喚起 (chūikanki) /t͡ɕɯːikaɴkʲi/ C1 |
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一喜一憂 (ikkiichiyū) /ikʲikʲit͡ɕijuː/ C1 |
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Grammar:
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もうこういう時に限ってカムから
➔ `に限って` (ni kagitte): Only at times like this, specifically in this situation. Expresses that something undesirable happens only in specific circumstances.
➔ The phrase "に限って" highlights that the problem ("カムから", *kamu kara* - coming from the beginning) happens specifically at times like these.
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私次第ですよね これが
➔ `次第` (shidai): depending on, governed by. Indicates that something depends on a particular condition or person.
➔ The sentence emphasizes that the outcome depends entirely on "私" (watashi - me). The "よね" (yone) adds a seeking-agreement tone.
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さらに愛や恋や甘いも忘れずに とどのつまり
➔ `~も~も` (mo...mo): Indicates multiple things, meaning 'both...and...', 'as well as'. `とどのつまり` (todonotsumari): in the end, after all.
➔ The sentence lists essential elements - love, romance, and sweets - and concludes with "とどのつまり" emphasizing that they are essential *after all*.
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ねえ楽して苦なくして生きてくって難しいな
➔ `~して~して` (shite...shite): This is a pattern where the verb is repeated in the te-form to list actions or conditions. `って` (tte): informal quotative particle, used to introduce a thought or topic.
➔ The phrase "楽して苦なくして" (rakushite kuronakushite) lists the conditions - easily and without suffering - and "って" introduces the thought/topic of how difficult that is to achieve. "難しいな" (muzukashii na) express that is difficult.
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誰かのためとかそんなんじゃなく明日の私のため(Fight)
➔ `とか` (toka): and so on, or something like that. Used to list examples non-exhaustively. `んじゃなく` (nja naku): is not, but instead. Informal contraction of `のではなく` (no de wa naku).
➔ The sentence clarifies the motivation for "fight" - it's not for someone else (誰かのため *dareka no tame*), but instead for tomorrow's self. "とか" indicates there could be other motivations too but is not an exhaustive list.
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楽するために苦しいことも乗り越えちゃうんだからね(Fight)
➔ `ために` (tame ni): in order to, for the purpose of. `~ちゃう` (chau): contraction of `~てしまう` (te shimau), meaning to do something completely, or unintentionally. `んだから` (nda kara): because, since; used to emphasize the reason for something and often to give a warning or advice.
➔ The sentence explains that in order to make things easy (楽するため *raku suru tame*), one will even overcome difficult things (苦しいこと *kurushii koto*). "んだから" emphasizes this commitment and suggests it's a given. The "ね" (ne) is seeking agreement.
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やりたくないことやらないために やりたくないことやれ(Fight)
➔ `ために` (tame ni): in order to, for the purpose of. Used to express a goal or purpose. The imperative form `やれ` (yare) is used to strongly suggest or command someone to do something.
➔ This is a paradoxical statement. In order to not do things you don't want to do, you must do the things you don't want to do. It's a tough-love kind of encouragement.