Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the world of Japanese language and culture with ATARASHII GAKKO!'s captivating hit, "Otona Blue." This song is a fantastic way to learn Japanese through its playful lyrics that explore themes of youth, maturity, and self-expression. Its catchy 80s techno-pop sound and iconic viral dance make it an unforgettable and fun learning experience, offering insights into contemporary Japanese pop culture and linguistic nuances like wordplay.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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唇 /くちびる/ A1 |
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男 /おとこ/ A1 |
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街 /まち/ A1 |
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恋 /こい/ A2 |
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期待 /きたい/ B1 |
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焦がれる /こがれる/ B2 |
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心 /こころ/ A2 |
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夢 /ゆめ/ A2 |
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言葉 /ことば/ B1 |
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魅了 /みりょう/ B2 |
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隠せない /かくせない/ B2 |
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刺激 /しげき/ B2 |
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残る /のこる/ B1 |
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大人 /おとな/ A1 |
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視線 /しせん/ B2 |
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蕾 /つぼみ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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わかってる ほしいんでしょ?
➔ Sentence-ending particle "でしょ"
➔ "でしょ" is a sentence-ending particle used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. It's similar to asking "right?" or "isn't it?"
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息を呑むほどに 甘い蜜
➔ Adverbial form of adjective + ほどに
➔ "ほどに" indicates the degree or extent to which something is true. Here, "甘い" (amai - sweet) becomes "甘く" (amaku) and then "甘くほどに" means "to the extent that it's sweet".
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ねえ何を期待してるの?
➔ Question marker "の"
➔ "の" at the end of a sentence can soften a question or add a nuance of seeking explanation, often used by women or in informal speech. It adds a sense of inquiry or curiosity.
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そのうちじゃなくて 今すぐがいいの
➔ Noun + じゃなくて
➔ "じゃなくて" means "not" or "instead of". It's used to negate the preceding noun and introduce an alternative. Here, it means "not sometime later, but right now".
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見た目よりも 残るあどけない
➔ Noun + よりも
➔ "よりも" means "more than" or "rather than". It's used for comparison. Here, it means "more than appearance, what remains is innocence".
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心で繋がりたくて
➔ Verb (たい form) + て
➔ The "たい" form expresses a desire to do something. Adding "て" creates a reason or cause. Here, "繋がりたくて" (tsunagaritakute) means "because I want to connect".
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まだ見ぬ恋路を 追いかけて 追いかけて
➔ Verb (ます stem) + かけて
➔ "かけて" indicates starting an action or doing something halfway. Here, "追いかけて" (oikakete) means "chasing" and repeating it emphasizes the continuous action of chasing after a love path that hasn't been seen yet.
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