Lyrics & Translation
Learning Japanese with "One Heart" by ATARASHII GAKKO! is a fantastic way to pick up encouraging and positive phrases. The song's repetitive and catchy chorus, with phrases like "keep on keeping on" and "kokoro wa hitotsu" (our hearts are one), makes it easy to sing along and memorize new vocabulary. Its special blend of Japanese and English lyrics also provides a unique and fun language-learning experience.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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心 (kokoro) /koꜜkoɾo/ A2 |
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道 (michi) /mʲit͡ɕi/ A2 |
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最高 (saikou) /saikoː/ B1 |
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時 (toki) /to̞ki/ A1 |
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悩み (nayami) /naja̠mi/ B2 |
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プレッシャー (puresshaa) /pɯᵝɾe̞ɕːaː/ B2 |
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雨 (ame) /ame/ A1 |
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傘 (kasa) /kasa/ A2 |
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朝 (asa) /asa/ A1 |
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空 (sora) /soɾa/ A1 |
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歌 (uta) /ɯꜜta/ A1 |
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気持ち (kimochi) /kʲimo̞t͡ɕi/ A2 |
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勝ち目 (kachime) /kat͡ɕime/ B2 |
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素振り (soburi) /sobɯɾi/ B2 |
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口笛 (kuchibue) /kɯ̟ᵝt͡ɕibɯ̟e/ B1 |
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明日 (ashita) /a̠ɕiꜜta/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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常識からはみ出しても我が道を行く
➔ ても (te mo)
➔ The pattern "ても" shows concession, meaning 'even if' or 'despite' something happening.
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口癖 I don’t care
➔ I don’t care
➔ A colloquial phrase expressing indifference or lack of concern.
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遠く離れても心は一つ
➔ ても (te mo)
➔ The pattern "ても" signifies concession, indicating that despite physical separation, the emotional bond remains.
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倒れそうになっても
➔ ても (te mo)
➔ The pattern "ても" expresses resilience, indicating continuing effort or persistence despite difficulties.
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一人雨に降られ 落ち込んでいても
➔ ても (te mo)
➔ The pattern "ても" indicates perseverance or emotional resilience despite feeling down.
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みんなで一緒に歌えば一つ
➔ ば (ba)
➔ The pattern "ば" indicates a conditional, meaning 'if' or 'when' something happens.