僕らまた – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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michi /mitsi/ A2 |
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ayumi /a.juː.mi/ A2 |
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sakini /sa.ki.ni/ B1 |
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sake /sa.ke/ A2 |
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kage /ka.ge/ B1 |
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nagame /na.ɡa.me/ B2 |
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namida /na.mi.da/ A2 |
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hanashi /ha.na.ɕi/ A2 |
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kasa /ka.sa/ A2 |
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koko /ko.ko/ A1 |
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kimi /ki.mi/ A1 |
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noni /no.ni/ A2 |
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kasanete /ka.sa.ne.te/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Sorezore no michi o sa
➔ Use of "no" as a possessive or descriptive particle
➔ "No" indicates possession or description, linking nouns.
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Gakko de benkyou shimasu
➔ Use of "de" as a location marker indicating where an action occurs
➔ "De" marks the place where an activity takes place.
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Kanojo wa uta o kaku
➔ Use of "o" as a direct object particle
➔ "O" marks the direct object of the verb.
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Nami da wa gutto korae
➔ Use of "wa" as a topic particle
➔ "Wa" highlights the topic of the sentence.
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Miru to omou
➔ Use of "to" with verbs to indicate direct quotes or thoughts
➔ "To" links the verb to a quote or a thought, indicating what is being said or believed.
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Mada chiranu sakura o
➔ Use of "o" as a direct object marker for plants or inanimate objects
➔ "O" marks the direct object, often for inanimate objects or, contextually, plants.
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Yume o nigirishime
➔ Use of "o" as a direct object particle
➔ "O" marks the direct object, here indicating what is being grasped or held (a dream).