Lyrics & Translation
Explore the gentle sounds and heartfelt message of "U.F.O" by 春野, a Japanese song that speaks to the universal desire for unchanging love. Through its relatable lyrics, discover how Japanese expresses deep emotions and finds solace in the simple act of returning home.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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慰み /n gerenciamento/ B1 |
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分かっている /wakatteiru/ B1 |
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腹 /hara/ A2 |
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今日 /kyou/ A1 |
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家 /ie/ A1 |
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扉 /tobira/ B2 |
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形 /katachi/ A2 |
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忘れない /wasurenai/ B1 |
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人 /hito/ A1 |
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愛 /ai/ A2 |
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祈り /inori/ B2 |
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怖くない /kowakunai/ B1 |
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歌 /uta/ A2 |
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十字架 /juujika/ B2 |
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愛して /aishite/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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分かっているのに
➔ Despite knowing / Although I know
➔ The phrase uses the pattern '~のに', which expresses a contrast or contradiction between two ideas – knowing something and yet doing or feeling differently.
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正しくないのさ
➔ Negative form with 'のさ' as emphasis
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いつまでも変わらない愛を
➔ The phrase 'いつまでも' + adjective/verb + を indicates 'forever' or 'endlessly'
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何ら同じなのさ
➔ The phrase '何ら' + noun + 'なのさ' emphasizes that something is exactly or completely the same
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生まれい出てしまう
➔ Compound verb '生まれい出て' from '生まれる' + '出る', meaning 'to be born and come out'
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忘れないで
➔ Imperative form '忘れないで' from '忘れる' (to forget), used for giving a direct request or command
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