Lyrics & Translation
Explore the depths of Japanese emotional expression through 安斉かれん's debut song. Delve into themes of overcoming isolation and embracing individuality, and discover the empowering message of self-acceptance embedded in its lyrics and cultural context.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B1 |
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人生 /jinsei/ A2 |
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孤独 /kodoku/ B2 |
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信じる /shinjiru/ B1 |
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強く /tsuyoku/ B2 |
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悩む /nayamu/ B1 |
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進む /susumu/ B1 |
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言葉 /kotoba/ A2 |
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後悔 /koukai/ B2 |
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世界 /sekai/ A2 |
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敵 /teki/ B2 |
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怖い /kowai/ A2 |
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自由 /jiyuu/ B1 |
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言われる /iwareru/ B1 |
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変わる /kawaru/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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たった一度の短い人生
➔ The use of "たった" emphasizes "only" or "just" a certain amount or time.
➔ "たった" is used to emphasize the small quantity or limited amount of something, often conveying exclusivity or importance.
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周りの人が 大きく見えて
➔ The phrase "見えて" is the te-form of "見える" (mieru), meaning "to appear" or "to look".
➔ The te-form "見えて" is used to connect descriptions or states, often translating as "appear" or "seem" in sentences.
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何を言われても
➔ "何を言われても" uses the passive form "言われる" + ても to mean "no matter what is said" or "regardless of what is said."
➔ This structure combines the passive "言われる" (to be told) with "ても" to express "regardless of what is said" or "no matter what."
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僕の人生は 僕のものだから
➔ Using "だから" (because) indicates a reason or justification for the statement "My life is mine."
➔ "だから" connects the preceding statement with the reason or justification that follows, emphasizing causality or rationale.
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限られてる 時間の中
➔ The passive or potential form "限られてる" of "限られる" indicates "being limited" or "having limited".
➔ The form "限られてる" derives from "限られる," indicating something that is being limited or constrained, often used in contexts describing constraints or boundaries.
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僕は強くなるよと、ここに誓う
➔ The phrase "と" indicates direct speech or a quote, used here to quote "I vow to become stronger."
➔ The particle "と" is used to quote or state what is being vowed, often translating as "that" or indicating reported speech.
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