one more time – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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夜 /yoru/ A2 |
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開ける /akeru/ B1 |
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日差し /hizashi/ B2 |
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優しい /yasashii/ A2 |
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眠い /nemui/ A2 |
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心配 /shinpai/ A2 |
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冷たい /tsumetai/ B1 |
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グラス /gurasu/ A2 |
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重なる /kasanaru/ B1 |
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クラップ /kurappu/ B2 |
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弾む /hazumu/ B2 |
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楽しい /tanoshii/ A2 |
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場所 /basho/ A2 |
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笑う /warau/ A1 |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B2 |
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愛 /ai/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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いつかまたあの頃のように
➔ Using the adverb "いつか" (itsuka) meaning "someday" combined with "また" (mata) meaning "again" and "のように" (no you ni) indicating "like" or "as"
➔ Expressing a future wish or hope, "いつか" with "また" indicates "someday again," and "のように" shows comparison or similarity.
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差し込む日差しが優しい
➔ Using the verb "差し込む" (sashikomu) meaning "to shine in" or "to pierce" with the subject "日差し" (nichisoku - sunlight), expressing the action of sunlight entering softly.
➔ "差し込む" is an intransitive verb indicating sunlight penetrating or streaming in gently, with "日差し" as the subject.
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愛のシンクロニシティ
➔ "の" (no) indicates possession or connection, linking "愛" (love) and "シンクロニシティ" (synchronicity), expressing the concept "Love's synchronicity" or "Synchronicity of love".
➔ "の" is a possessive particle linking nouns, showing that "シンクロニシティ" relates to "愛" (love), forming the phrase "Love's synchronicity."
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靴を鳴らし街へ飛び出そう
➔ Using the causative form "鳴らし" (narashi) from "鳴る" (naru - to ring) combined with "靴を" (kutsu o - shoes as object), and the volitional "飛び出そう" (tobidashou - let's jump out), expressing an invitation or suggestion.
➔ "鳴らし" is the causative form indicating causing the shoes to make a ringing or tapping sound, and "飛び出そう" is the volitional form meaning "let's jump out" or "let's go out."
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時を忘れ音に乗っていよう
➔ Using the verb "忘れ" (wasure) in the te-form "時を忘れ" (forgetting time), combined with "音に乗って" (notte - riding on the sound), and the volitional "いよう" (let's be), expressing willingness or suggestion.
➔ "忘れ" in the te-form indicates the act of forgetting, "音に乗って" means riding on or following the sound, and "いよう" is a volitional form meaning "let's" or "we will."
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特別なパスなんて要らないよ
➔ Using "なんて" (nante) as a colloquial particle to downplay or dismiss "パス" (pass) with "要らない" (iranai - do not need), expressing casual denial or rejection.
➔ "なんて" is often used colloquially to dismiss or minimize the importance of the noun that follows, in this case "パス" (pass), combined with "要らない" (don't need).