Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the energetic world of TWICE with "One More Time," their captivating first original Japanese single. This track is not only a record-breaker in the Japanese music market but also a fantastic entry point to learning Japanese, featuring clear, repetitive phrases and an uplifting message about giving love another chance. Its catchy melody and vibrant lyrics make it an enjoyable way to immerse yourself in the language and the fun, empowering spirit of J-pop.
Key Vocabulary
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友達 /yūjin/ A1 |
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心 /kokoro/ A1 |
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勇気 /yūki/ B1 |
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笑顔 /egao/ A2 |
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時間 /jikan/ A1 |
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声 /koe/ A1 |
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空 /sora/ A1 |
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愛 /ai/ A1 |
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幸せ /shiawase/ A2 |
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真実 /shinjitsu/ B2 |
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光 /hikari/ A2 |
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夢 /yume/ A1 |
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気持ち /kimochi/ A2 |
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試す /tamesu/ B1 |
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歩く /aruku/ A1 |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B2 |
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走る /hashiru/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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I need you
➔ Modal verb 'need to' in a simple present tense to express necessity
➔ 'Need to' is used with the base form of a verb to express obligation or necessity.
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君もおんなじ気持ちでいたら
➔ Conditional form using the Ba form (いたら) to express 'if' or hypothetical scenario
➔ 'たりら' form is used to indicate a conditional or hypothetical situation, meaning 'if' or 'when'.
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Baby everything's gonna be alright
➔ Use of 'gonna' as a colloquial contraction of 'going to' for future intention
➔ 'Gonna' is a informal contraction used in speech to indicate a planned or imminent future action.
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始めるの
➔ Plain verb form with の (no) to nominalize the verb, turning it into 'to start'
➔ Using the plain verb form plus の (no) is a way to nominalize the verb, making it function as a noun meaning 'to start'.
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祝う (to celebrate)
➔ Verb stem + ために to express purpose or reason
➔ 'ために' is used to indicate the purpose or reason for an action, attached to the verb stem.
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きらめくの
➔ Plain verb + の (no) to nominalize and turn into 'shining' or 'sparkling'
➔ Using the plain verb plus の (no) nominalizes the verb to describe the action or state as a noun, often meaning 'shining'.
Album: TWICE JAPAN 1st SINGLE
Same Singer
Like OOH-AHH
TWICE
The Feels
TWICE
Heart Shaker
TWICE
YES or YES
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Dance The Night Away
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MORE & MORE
TWICE
SIGNAL
TWICE
KNOCK KNOCK
TWICE
Alcohol-Free
TWICE
Talk that Talk
TWICE
SCIENTIST
TWICE
CRY FOR ME
TWICE
MOONLIGHT SUNRISE
TWICE
Set Me Free
TWICE
ONE SPARK
TWICE
Merry & Happy
TWICE
The Best Thing I Ever Did
TWICE
I GOT YOU
TWICE
This Is For
TWICE
Killing Voice
TWICE
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