SOS
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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歌 (uta) /ɯꜜta/ A1 |
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時間 (jikan) /ʑikaɴ/ A1 |
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大切 (taisetsu) /taiseꜜtsɯ/ A2 |
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静寂 (seijaku) /seːʑakɯ/ B2 |
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無感覚 (mukankaku) /mɯkaꜜnkakɯ/ B2 |
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世界 (sekai) /sekaꜜi/ A1 |
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助け (tasuke) /tasɯke/ A2 |
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人 (hito) /çi̥to/ A1 |
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叫ぶ (sakebu) /sakeꜜbɯ/ B1 |
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音 (oto) /oto/ A1 |
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騒音 (sōon) /soːoɴ/ B2 |
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幸せ (shiawase) /ɕiawase/ A2 |
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子供 (kodomo) /kodomo/ A1 |
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心 (kokoro) /kokoro/ A2 |
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救う (sukuu) /sɯkɯː/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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助けを求めてる人は
➔ Using the verb "求める" in the te-form "求めて" to link to the following clause, indicating the reason or purpose.
➔ "求める" means "to seek" or "to ask for." The te-form "求めて" functions as a connector indicating the purpose or reason.
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誰かを救うことは自分を救うことと同じなんだって
➔ Using noun + を to direct the object of "救う" (to save). The phrase "ことは" indicates a subject or topic, with "と同じ" meaning "the same as." "なんだって" is a casual way of emphasizing or quoting.
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誰かを救うことは自分を救うことと同じなんだって
➔ Using the noun + こと to nominalize the verb, turning actions into nouns. The phrase "と同じ" means "the same as," indicating equivalence or similarity. "なんだって" emphasizes or quotes the statement in a casual manner.
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子供たち、心が無感覚にならないように
➔ Using the potential form "ならない" after the noun phrase to indicate "not to become" or "avoid becoming." The phrase "ように" expresses the purpose or intention.
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本当はもう、知っているはずなんだ
➔ Using "はず" to express expectation or assumption about what one should know or is supposed to do, with "なんだ" adding emphasis or explanation.
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そばにいてくれてありがとう
➔ Using the te-form "いて" from "いる" to create a gratitude expression "くれてありがとう." This structure indicates someone doing something for the speaker.
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