時候不早 – Bilingual Lyrics Chinese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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開始 (kāishǐ) /kái ʃì/ A1 |
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嘴臉 (zuǐliǎn) /tswèɪ ljàn/ B2 |
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注定 (zhùdìng) /ʈʂû tîŋ/ B2 |
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傻瓜 (shǎguā) /ʂà kwá/ A2 |
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苦短 (kǔduǎn) /kʰù twàn/ B2 |
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改變 (gǎibiàn) /kài pjèn/ A2 |
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冒險 (màoxiǎn) /mâʊ ɕjàn/ B1 |
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安好 (ānhǎo) /án xàʊ/ B1 |
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臨別 (línbié) /lǐn pjě/ B2 |
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擁抱 (yōngbào) /jóŋ pâʊ/ B1 |
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溫度 (wēndù) /wə́n tû/ A2 |
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回味 (huíwèi) /xwěɪ wêɪ/ B2 |
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樂趣 (lèqù) /lə̂ tɕʰŷ/ B1 |
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清早 (qīngzǎo) /tɕʰíŋ tsàʊ/ A2 |
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祝禱 (zhùdǎo) /ʈʂû tàʊ/ B2 |
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感冒 (gǎnmào) /kàn mâʊ/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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如你忐忑的嘴臉說穿了嗎
➔ Modal particle “嗎” (ma)
➔ The particle “嗎” (ma) is used at the end of a statement to turn it into a question. In this case, it softens the question, making it more of a confirmation seeking question: “Has your anxious face given it away?”
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人生苦短我始終要懂講再見
➔ The use of “始終 (shǐ zhōng)” to express “eventually” or “in the end.”
➔ “始終 (shǐ zhōng)” indicates that after a period of consideration or experience, one comes to a certain understanding or decision. Here, it means “eventually I have to learn to say goodbye.”
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必經有太多改變 你需遊歷冒險
➔ The use of “需 (xū)” expressing need or requirement.
➔ “需 (xū)” conveys a sense of necessity or requirement, similar to “need” or “must.” In this context, it emphasizes that you need to travel and experience adventures.
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你記得記得安好
➔ Repetition of verb (記得) for emphasis
➔ Repeating the verb '記得' (remember) twice emphasizes the importance and depth of the request, showing a stronger desire for the other person to remember to take care of themselves.
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來足夠往後日子回味著 多好
➔ The use of “足夠 (zú gòu)” + verb + “多好 (duō hǎo)” structure to express a desirable outcome.
➔ “足夠 (zú gòu)” means “enough,” and “多好 (duō hǎo)” means “how good.” The phrase expresses the wish that something is sufficient for creating a positive outcome in the future. In this case, the warmth of the hug should be enough for fond memories in the future.
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如若換來感覺似患感冒
➔ Conditional clause with "如若 (rú ruò)"
➔ "如若 (rú ruò)" introduces a hypothetical situation, similar to 'if' in English. The sentence describes what would happen if experiencing the feeling is like catching a cold.
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I don't wanna let my memory slip away
➔ Use of "wanna" (want to) and "let" in the sense of 'allow'
➔ "Wanna" is a colloquial contraction of "want to", and "let" is used to express the idea of not allowing something to happen. The phrase means "I don't want to allow my memory to disappear."