Special Kiss – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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好き /suki/ A1 |
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愛 /ai/ A2 |
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物語 /monogatari/ B1 |
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約束 /yakusoku/ B1 |
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微笑む /hohoemu/ B2 |
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抱きしめる /dakishimeru/ B2 |
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夢 /yume/ B1 |
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気持ち /kimochi/ B1 |
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始まる /hajimaru/ B1 |
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伝える /tsutaeru/ B2 |
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辛い /tsurai/ B2 |
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乗り越える /nori koeru/ B2 |
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特別 /tokubetsu/ B2 |
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瞬間 /shunkan/ B2 |
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想い /omoi/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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もっと教えて
➔ imperative form + て (te) to request or instruct someone to do something
➔ The verb "教えて" is the te-form of "教える" (to teach or tell), used here to make a polite request.
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結んでゆくLove Story
➔ て-form + ゆく (行く) indicating the continuation or progression of an action
➔ The phrase "結んでゆく" uses the te-form of "結ぶ" (to tie or connect) plus "ゆく" (to go), implying that the love story continues or develops.
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全部書き換えよう
➔ Volitional form of rewrite + よう to suggest a plan or intention to do something
➔ The verb "書き換えよう" is the volitional form of "書き換える" (to rewrite), used here to express a willingness or plan to change everything.
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止められないのさ
➔ Potential form of the verb + のさ to assert or emphasize an inability to stop
➔ The phrase "止められない" is the potential form of "止める" (to stop), indicating an inability to stop, with "のさ" adding emphasis or assertion.
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きっかけはいつも突然過ぎて
➔ adverbial phrase "いつも突然過ぎて" describing how the 'trigger' often happens suddenly
➔ The phrase "突然過ぎて" means 'too sudden,' and combined with "いつも" (always), it emphasizes that the starting point or trigger is often unexpected and abrupt.