Lyrics & Translation
Thinking about learning Japanese? Let Yu Serizawa's "Voice for YOU!" be your cheerful guide! This song is packed with simple, repetitive, and energetic phrases like 「嬉しくって！」 (I'm so happy!) and 「一緒に遊ぼうよ！」 (Let's play together!). The song's interactive call-and-response sections make it a fun way to practice pronunciation and rhythm. It's a special song that perfectly captures the joyful energy of Japanese pop and the unique, vibrant personality of a solo idol, making language learning feel like you're at a live concert.
My heart races and I can't stop it
Can’t Stop Heart Beat!
Did you notice that I'm calling out to you?
I just wanted to let you know I’m here, always
No matter what kind of story you imagine
The view I share with everyone
Always coming to mind, you know
It makes me smile (Yeah!) (Yeah!)
Because I know that when we’re together, it’s fun
If you want to draw your dreams just as you imagine
Believe in yourself and be brave
You gotta just dive right in
In a world where your voice opens up, many new encounters await
I met the new me I didn't know before
I’m so happy! So happy!! So happy!!!
I feel like bursting out♪ My Voice for YOU!
Because I believed you’re definitely out there
No matter where you are, I can find you, for sure
Whatever melody I ride on
The wind always carries it for me
Messages carried on my heart!!
It’ll make everyone smile (Yeah!) (Yeah!)
Let’s make every moment special
Yes, All for YOU!
Key Vocabulary
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未来 /みらい/ A2 |
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胸 /むね/ A2 |
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心 /こころ/ A2 |
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声 /こえ/ A2 |
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出会い /であい/ B1 |
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描く /えがく/ B1 |
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信じる /しんじる/ B1 |
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楽しい /たのしい/ A2 |
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夢 /ゆめ/ A2 |
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瞬間 /しゅんかん/ B2 |
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メッセージ /めっせーじ/ B1 |
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景色 /けしき/ B1 |
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飛び込む /とびこむ/ B2 |
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絶対 /ぜったい/ B2 |
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運ぶ /はこぶ/ B1 |
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嬉しい /うれしい/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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始まる（Yeah!）未来に（Yeah!）
➔ The verb "始まる" is in the plain present form indicating an intransitive verb. The particle "に" marks the direction or target of the action.
➔ The verb "始まる" means "to begin" or "to start" and is intransitive, meaning it does not take a direct object.
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Can’t Stop Heart Beat！
➔ The phrase uses the modal "can't" with the base form of "stop" to express impossibility. "Heart Beat" functions as an uncountable noun phrase emphasizing ongoing excitement.
➔ The use of "can't" highlights inability; "stop" remains in its base form as an auxiliary in modal construction. "Heart Beat" emphasizes the ongoing excitement.
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呼んでいるって気づいてくれたかな？
➔ The phrase uses the verb "気づく" in its te-form "気づいて" combined with "くれる" to ask if someone has noticed. "って" is a casual quoting particle.
➔ The te-form "気づいて" is used for connecting verbs, and "くれる" indicates the speaker is asking if someone has helped or noticed. "って" marks informal quoting.
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ここにいるって届けたかったんだよ、ずっと
➔ The clause uses the quoting particle "って" after "いる" to quote the state of being present. "届けたかった" is the past volitional form of "届ける" expressing the desire to deliver.
➔ The particle "って" quotes the state of being, and "届けたかった" expresses the speaker’s past desire to deliver or convey something.
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