Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the evocative world of Hitsujibungaku's "声" (Koe). This song, with its profound lyrics, offers a unique opportunity to explore nuanced Japanese expressions related to emotions and inner struggles. Its role as a major drama theme song makes it an accessible entry point into contemporary Japanese music and language, allowing listeners to connect with its themes of vulnerability and inner strength.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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忘れられた /wasure rareta/ B1 |
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苦しい /kurushii/ B2 |
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逃げ出す /nigedasu/ B2 |
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勇気 /yuuki/ B1 |
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仮面 /kamen/ B2 |
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守る /mamoru/ A2 |
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声 /koe/ A1 |
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聞こえる /kikoeru/ A2 |
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怯えて /obiete/ B2 |
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深い /fukai/ A2 |
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闇 /yami/ B2 |
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底 /soko/ A2 |
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誓う /chikau/ B2 |
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戦い /tatakai/ B1 |
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傷 /kizu/ B1 |
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背負った /seotta/ B2 |
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導いて /michibiite/ B2 |
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明日 /ashita/ A1 |
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信じて /shinjite/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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今も苦しいのは逃げ出す勇気もないからなの?
➔ The phrase "もない" expresses the absence of something, meaning "nothing more than" or " lacking."
➔ This pattern shows the absence of a quality or thing, emphasizing that nothing of that sort exists or is available.
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私は怯えても呼び返す
➔ The pattern "ても" indicates concessive meaning, "even if" or "although."
➔ This pattern combines with verb stems to express concession, meaning "even if" the action occurs.
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呼んでる 声が聞こえてる
➔ The present continuous "てる" form (short for "ている") indicates ongoing action or state.
➔ This form expresses that an action is currently happening or a state is ongoing.
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必ず行くと誓うから
➔ The phrase "と誓う" uses "と" as a quotative particle to quote the content of the vow.
➔ This pattern uses "と" as a quotative particle to quote what someone vows or promises.
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信じてほしい
➔ The verb "ほしい" is used with the -て form to express a desire for someone to do something.
➔ This construction combines the -て form of a verb with "ほしい" to express a desire for the listener to do something.
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あなたが呼んでる 声が聞こえる
➔ The verb "聞こえる" (to be heard) is in the potential or passive-like form, indicating the sound can be perceived.
➔ This verb indicates that the sound can be perceived, often used in a passive or potential sense to describe hearing.