Spring of Life
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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春 (spring) /haru/ A1 |
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恋 (love) /koi/ A2 |
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心 (heart) /kokoro/ A2 |
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リズム (rhythm) /rizumu/ B1 |
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驚き (surprise) /odoroki/ B2 |
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奇跡 (miracle) /kiseki/ C1 |
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始める (begin) /hajimeru/ B1 |
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踊る (dance) /odoru/ A2 |
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涙 (tears) /namida/ A2 |
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空白 (blank) /kuuhaku/ B2 |
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気持ち (feeling) /kimochi/ B1 |
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待つ (wait) /matsu/ A1 |
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変わる (change) /kawaru/ B1 |
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埋まる (fill) /umaru/ B2 |
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速い (fast) /hayai/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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よう
➔ Expressing a desire or intention, similar to 'let's' or 'shall' in English.
➔ The particle "よう" is used after the verb to indicate a desire or suggestion, such as "弾けるよう" meaning "to be able to jump/play" with a desire to do so.
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速度
➔ Noun meaning "speed"; often used with verbs or adjectives to describe increasing or fast-paced actions.
➔ The word "速度" is a noun meaning "speed". It is used here metaphorically to signify increased pace or energy, as in "Spring up Speed up".
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空白
➔ Noun meaning "blank space" or "gap"; used to describe emptiness or missing parts.
➔ The term "空白" refers to a "blank" or "empty space". It symbolizes missing or unfilled parts, often used metaphorically for gaps in memories or things left unsaid.
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待っていても
➔ Conjunction + te form of "待つ" (to wait) + ても (even if) indicating concession or 'even if waiting'.
➔ The phrase "待っていても" combines the te-form of "待つ" (to wait) with "ても" to express "even if I wait" or "even if you wait" with a sense of concession.
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始めようよ
➔ Volitional form of "始める" (to begin), inviting or suggesting to start something together.
➔ The phrase "始めようよ" uses the volitional form "始めよう" of "始める" (to begin), combined with "よ" to encourage or invite someone to start something together.