Lyrics & Translation
Embark on a dynamic journey into the Japanese language with Aimer's "SPARK-AGAIN"! This high-energy rock anthem, known as the opening for "Fire Force" Season 2, is packed with expressive vocabulary and powerful phrasing. You can learn how to articulate feelings of determination, overcoming adversity, and unwavering hope through its compelling lyrics, offering a unique blend of modern Japanese and impactful emotional expression that makes language learning both engaging and inspiring.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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火種 /ひだね/ B2 |
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夢 /ゆめ/ A2 |
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愛 /あい/ A2 |
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光 /ひかり/ A2 |
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道化師 /どうけし/ B2 |
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王冠 /おうかん/ B2 |
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暗闇 /くらやみ/ B2 |
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背中 /せなか/ A2 |
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未来 /みらい/ A2 |
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火花 /ひばな/ B2 |
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焦がす /こがす/ B1 |
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探す /さがす/ A2 |
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決める /きめる/ B1 |
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変える /かえる/ A2 |
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強く /つよく/ B1 |
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戸惑う /とまどう/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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〜ば
➔ Conditional form ~ば, meaning 'if' or 'when' (used to express condition)
➔ The ~ば form is used to express a conditional statement, indicating what happens if the condition is met.
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残したこの火種は
➔ The particle は marks the topic of the sentence ~火種 (fire seed)
➔ Particle は marks the topic of the sentence, emphasizing that 火種 (fire seed) is the subject of the statement.
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踏み出すようになれたら
➔ The phrase ように become 〜, meaning 'to be able to come to/become like…'
➔ ように indicates a desire or aspiration to become or do something, like achieving a certain state.
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火蓋切って
➔ The verb 切る in the compound 火蓋切って (literally 'cut the fuse') is in its -te form, used here as a command or to connect actions.
➔ The て form of 切る (切って) is used here as a command or to indicate the sequential action of 'cutting the fuse'.
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灰にかえるまで
➔ The phrase 〜まで indicates 'until', specifying the point when the action completes.
➔ 〜まで specifies the endpoint of an action, meaning 'until' the action is completed.
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恐れるものなんて何もなくなるから
➔ なんて is a particle used to denote 'things like' or to dismiss something as insignificant.
➔ なんて is used to diminish or dismiss the significance of something, often translating as 'things like' or 'such as'.
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疑うものなんて何もなくなるから
➔ なんて again functions as a particle to dismiss or downplay something, here 'doubters' or 'suspicions'.
➔ なんて is used to dismiss or trivialize what follows, emphasizing the negation or absence of doubts.
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