Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of Japanese pop with Juice=Juice's "盛れ!ミ・アモーレ." This energetic track not only boasts a catchy, danceable melody but also offers a fascinating glimpse into modern Japanese expressions of love and self-confidence. Learning the phrases like "盛れ!ミ・アモーレ" will open a window into contemporary Japanese youth culture and empower you with enthusiastic ways to express yourself.
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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盛れ! ミ・アモーレ
➔ Imperative verb form
➔ This line uses the imperative form of the verb "盛る" (moru - to make something look good/photogenic). It's a direct command.
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一番の私を見て
➔ "No" + [noun] + を + [verb]
➔ The particle "を" (wo) marks the direct object of the verb "見て" (mite - see/look). The structure uses the word "一番" (ichiban - the best/the most) to modify the subject.
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ありのままなんて 愛させたげない
➔ Negative potential form + ~ない
➔ The phrase "愛させたげない" (aisasetagenai) combines the potential form of the verb "愛する" (aisuru - to love) with the negative form. It roughly translates to "I won't let you love me as I am" or "I won't allow you to love my true self."
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火花みたいな今を……
➔ Noun + みたい + Noun
➔ The particle "みたい" (mitai) is used to express a comparison or a state of being "like" something. Here it means "this moment, like a spark."
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あなたの瞳はフィルター
➔ Noun + は + Noun
➔ This sentence structure uses "は" (wa) as the topic marker, making "あなたの瞳" (anata no hitomi - your eyes) the topic of the sentence, and "フィルター" (firutā - filter) the predicate.
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乾いた唇が 気になるから
➔ Noun + が + Verb + から
➔ "気になるから" (ki ni naru kara) means "because I am concerned about." The structure uses the subject particle "が" (ga) and the causal conjunction "から" (kara).
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だれにでもある一瞬
➔ Relative clause; [Someone] + に + [location or characteristic]
➔ This phrase describes "a moment" that exists for "everyone" (だれにでも). The structure uses the particle "に" (ni) to indicate to whom the characteristic applies.
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現実以上 でいいの
➔ Noun + 以上 + (de) + Verb
➔ The phrase means "it's okay to be more than reality." "以上" (ijou - more than, beyond) modifies "現実" (genjitsu - reality). "でいい" (de ii) means it's fine or okay.
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めちゃくちゃにして話そう
➔ Verb (stem) + にして + Verb
➔ This phrase uses the structure "Verb(stem) + にして" to indicate to do something to an extreme. In this case, "めちゃくちゃにする" (mechakucha ni suru) means to mess up/destroy, indicating they'll talk messily or chaotically. It uses the volitional form "話そう" (hanasou - let's talk).
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