UZA – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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愛 /ai/ A1 |
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傷 /shō/ B1 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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気持ち /kimochi/ B1 |
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力 /chikara/ A2 |
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自由 /jiyū/ B2 |
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挨拶 /aisatsu/ B1 |
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関係 /kankei/ B2 |
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モラル /moraru/ C1 |
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エキサイティング /ekisaitingu/ B2 |
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キス /kisu/ A1 |
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答え /kotae/ A2 |
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気づく /kizuku/ B1 |
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運 /un/ A2 |
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勝手 /katte/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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君は君で愛せばいい
➔ Conditional sentence using `ば` for 'if' or 'when' condition
➔ The `ば` form attaches to the stem of a verb to form a conditional meaning, often translating to 'if' or 'when'.
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思うがままに愛せばいい
➔ Use of `がまま` to indicate doing something 'as it is' or 'according to' one's desire
➔ `がまま` attaches to the noun or phrase to indicate doing something as it is or according to one's desires.
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気づかないんだ
➔ Use of `んだ` (のだ) to explain or emphasize a reason or situation
➔ `んだ` (contracted form of `のだ`) adds emphasis or explanatory nuance, often translating as 'it's that...' or 'you see...'.
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最後に夢を見よう
➔ Use of `に` to indicate the point or time in a sequence ('at the end')
➔ `に` marks the point in time or sequence, here indicating 'at the end of' the sequence or action.
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運がよければ愛し合えるかも…
➔ Use of `ば` form to express 'if' the condition is met, implying possibility
➔ The `ば` form attached to a verb expresses a conditional 'if', here indicating possibility that something may happen.