Lyrics & Translation
Dive into Nogizaka46's introspective J-Pop hit, "Boku wa Boku o Suki ni Naru" (僕は僕を好きになる). This song offers a unique opportunity to learn Japanese by exploring themes of self-discovery and personal growth through its poignant lyrics. As a pivotal release for the group, it beautifully combines a piano and strings melody with a powerful message of self-acceptance, making it a special and meaningful piece to deepen your understanding of Japanese language and culture.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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嫌い (kirai) /kiɾai/ A2 |
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名前 (namae) /namae/ A1 |
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理由 (riyuu) /ɾijuː/ B1 |
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笑顔 (egao) /eɡao/ A2 |
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友達 (tomodachi) /tomoꜜda t͡ɕi/ A1 |
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嘘 (uso) /ɯso/ B1 |
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誤解 (gokai) /ɡokai/ B2 |
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孤独 (kodoku) /koꜜdokɯ/ B2 |
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場所 (basho) /baꜜɕo/ A2 |
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胸 (mune) /mɯne/ A2 |
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叫び (sakebi) /sakeꜜbi/ B2 |
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痛み (itami) /itami/ A2 |
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言葉 (kotoba) /kotoba/ A1 |
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我慢 (gaman) /ɡaman/ B1 |
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夢 (yume) /jɯme/ A2 |
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明日 (ashita) /aꜜɕita/ A1 |
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未来 (mirai) /miɾai/ A2 |
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人生 (jinsei) /d͡ʑinsei/ A2 |
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“嫌い (kirai), 名前 (namae), 理由 (riyuu)” – got them all figured out?
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Key Grammar Structures
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の書いてみるんだ
➔ volitional form + みる (to try doing something)
➔ The phrase combines the volitional form of a verb with みる to express attempting or trying to do something.
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許せない嘘や誤解が招いた孤独
➔ causative form + が (subject marked for causation)
➔ Uses the causative form of a verb to indicate that someone or something caused the action or state, with multiple nouns connected by が.
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傷つきたくなくて
➔ 願望や意向を表すための形容詞 + くて (て-form + くて)
➔ The くて form connects adjectives to give reasons or describe states, often used with wanting to avoid something.
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一歩引いて見てごらん
➔ imperative form + ごらん (to try, suggestive command)
➔ A command form combined with ごらん suggests trying or observing something, like urging someone to look at the bigger picture.
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破り捨ててしまおう
➔ volitional form of 破り捨てる (to throw away/destroy) + しまう (to do completely/accidentally)
➔ The volitional form combined with しまう expresses the speaker’s intention to do something completely or finally, often with a nuance of decisiveness or spontaneity.
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僕は僕を好きになる
➔ plain form + になる (to become)
➔ The phrase uses the plain form of a verb + になる to express a change or becoming, here indicating the personal resolution to like oneself.
Album: 26th Single
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