to me – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
---|---|
透明感 /toːmeɪkaɴ/ B2 |
|
自分 /dʑibɯɴ/ A2 |
|
思い /omoi/ A2 |
|
愛 /aɪ/ A1 |
|
正直 /ɕoːdʑiki/ B1 |
|
分かる /wakaru/ A1 |
|
言う /iɯ/ A1 |
|
気にする /ki ni sɯrɯ/ B1 |
|
美しい /ɯtsukɯɕiː/ A2 |
|
正しい /tadaɕiː/ A2 |
|
苦手 /nigate/ B1 |
|
未来 /miraɪ/ A1 |
|
生きる /ikirɯ/ A1 |
|
世界 /sekaɪ/ A1 |
|
青春 /seɪɕɯɴ/ B2 |
|
つまらない /tsumaranai/ A2 |
|
清い /kijoʔi/ B1 |
|
方向性 /hoːkoːseː/ B2 |
|
Key Grammar Structures
-
そう言いながら、にごった水で洗浄し続けるのなんだかな
➔ 〜ながら (nagara) - Simultaneous Action
➔ The phrase "言いながら" combines the stem of the verb "言う" (to say) with "ながら" to indicate that two actions are happening concurrently. It means "while saying." Here, it refers to the act of doing something (washing with murky water) while simultaneously saying something else.
-
にごった水で洗浄し続けるのなんだかな
➔ 〜続ける (tsuzukeru) - To Continue Doing Something
➔ "洗浄し続ける" combines the stem of the verb "洗浄する" (to wash/cleanse) with "続ける" (to continue). This structure expresses the ongoing continuation of an action, meaning "to continue washing/cleansing."
-
秘めたる思いを伝えたい、ってより普通にそうだからそういたい
➔ 〜ってより (tte yori) - Rather Than / Instead Of (informal)
➔ "ってより" is an informal contraction of "〜というより" (to iu yori), used to indicate a preference or correction. "伝えたい、ってより" means "rather than wanting to convey" something, emphasizing the following statement as more accurate or preferable.
-
わかんないって、わかんないって言っちゃってもいいよ
➔ 〜てもいい (temo ii) - Permission / It's Okay To
➔ "言っちゃってもいいよ" uses the structure "〜てもいい" (or its colloquial variant "〜ちゃってもいい"), which grants permission or indicates that an action is permissible. It means "it's okay to say it," emphasizing acceptance or tolerance.
-
わかっちゃって、わかっちゃっているんだから
➔ 〜んだから / なんだから (n dakara / nan dakara) - Emphatic Reason / Justification
➔ "わかっちゃっているんだから" uses "〜んだから" to provide a strong reason or justification for something. It's a more emphatic form of "〜から" (kara), emphasizing the speaker's conviction that "since you already understand..." the implied conclusion is natural.
-
わかっちゃって、わかっちゃっているんだから
➔ 〜てしまう / 〜ちゃう (teshimau / chau) - Completion / Regret / Unexpected (colloquial)
➔ "わかっちゃって" is a colloquial contraction of "わかってしまって." The "〜てしまう" structure indicates that an action has been completed, often with a nuance of regret, unintended consequence, or simply a thorough completion. Here, it implies "having completely understood" or "already having understood."
-
とりあえずwake me upして?carry outして?エンターを押せば
➔ 〜ば (ba) - Conditional Form
➔ "押せば" uses the "〜ば" conditional form of the verb "押す" (to press). This form indicates a condition: "if you press (enter)," then a specific outcome or action will follow. It's often used for general conditions or cause-and-effect relationships.
-
「ナチュラルにいることが結局は素晴らしいって」
➔ 〜こと (koto) - Nominalizer
➔ "ナチュラルにいること" uses "〜こと" to nominalize the phrase "ナチュラルにいる" (to be natural). This transforms the action/state into a noun phrase, meaning "the act of being natural" or "being natural," allowing it to function as a subject or object in a sentence.
-
本気で生きてみた後のことで、to be continued
➔ 〜てみる (temiru) - To Try Doing Something
➔ "生きてみた" uses the structure "〜てみる" (stem of verb + te form + miru), which means "to try doing something" or "to do something and see what happens." Here, it conveys the nuance of "having seriously lived and experienced the outcome."
Related Songs