Would You Like One?
Lyrics:
[日本語]
いただきます！美味しいところ
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
まかせなさい！悩めることも
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
とりあえず Do it together (together)
不可能→可能にしちゃわない？
(Oh na, na, na, na, na, nai)
真似できない 個性鳴らせ Funky beat
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
Oh, I need you sweetie
日々 是[これ] Not so easy
想像よりずっと甘くない (Ha)
Cuz I’m a super-duper player
召し上がれ
Dig in, dig in, dig in, ah yeah!
過去最大級のピンチも
踊ろうよ
Shake it, shake it, shake it, ah yeah!
その笑顔で 矛盾さえ
きっと変わる Whole world
Come on, let’s dig in, dig in, dig in
気がつけば ハッピーエンド
ほらね Would you like one?
盛りアゲます！今いいところ
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
気楽も才！何はなくとも
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
出来るさ Better and better (better)
超かわいいだけじゃない
(Oh na, na, na, na, na, nai)
ギラギラに 掲げるぜ リーダーシップ
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
Oh, I need you sweetie
日々 是[これ] Not so easy
想像よりずっと甘くない (Ha)
Cuz I’m a super-duper player
召し上がれ
Dig in, dig in, dig in, ah yeah!
過去最大級のピンチも
踊ろうよ
Shake it, shake it, shake it, ah yeah!
その笑顔で 矛盾さえ
きっと変わる Whole world
Come on, let’s dig in, dig in, dig in
気がつけば ハッピーエンド
ほらね Would you like one?
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
(魅せてよ君の Step)
Let’s dance! Let’s dance!
(Groove to the music and dance, so you can feel the vibe)
(輝くための Stage)
And I am feeling good
楽しもう Tonight
からの Give me five
Cuz we are super-duper players
集まれば
Make it, make it, make it happen!
過去最大級の夢も
叶えるさ いざっ
It’s the sweetest wonderland!
Super-duper player
召し上がれ
Dig in, dig in, dig in, ah yeah!
過去最大級のピンチも
踊ろうよ
Shake it, shake it, shake it, ah yeah!
その笑顔で 矛盾さえ
きっと変わる Whole world
Come on, let’s dig in dig in dig in
気がつけば ハッピーエンド
ほらね Would you like one?
(Na na na na na na...)
君も Would you like one?
(Na na na na na na...)
Gimme more! Would you like one?
Vocabulary in this song:
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dance /dæns/ A1 |
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feel /fiːl/ A1 |
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need /niːd/ A1 |
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happy /ˈhæpi/ A1 |
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smile /smaɪl/ A2 |
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sweet /swiːt/ A2 |
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dream /driːm/ A2 |
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vibe /vaɪb/ B1 |
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leader /ˈliːdə(r)/ B1 |
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player /ˈpleɪər/ B1 |
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stage /steɪdʒ/ B1 |
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world /wɜːld/ A1 |
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possible /ˈpɒsɪbl/ A2 |
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unique /juˈniːk/ B2 |
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contradiction /ˌkɒntrəˈdɪkʃn/ C1 |
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Grammar:
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いただきます！美味しいところ
➔ いただきます (Itadakimasu)
➔ "いただきます" is a polite phrase used in Japanese before eating, similar to 'Bon appétit' in French or saying grace. It expresses gratitude for the meal and the effort that went into preparing it.
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まかせなさい！悩めることも
➔ Imperative form + なさい (nasai)
➔ "まかせなさい" (makase nasai) uses the imperative form of the verb "任せる" (makaseru, to entrust) with the addition of "なさい" (nasai). "なさい" is a polite but firm way to give a command, often used by superiors or parents. It means 'Leave it to me,' but with a tone of assurance.
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不可能→可能にしちゃわない？
➔ Verb (causative form) + ちゃう (chau) / じゃう (jau) + ない (nai) + ？
➔ Here, "可能にしちゃわない？" means 'Shall we make it possible?' The core verb is "する" (suru, to do), which is made causative as "させる" (saseru, to make someone do). "ちゃう/じゃう" is a contraction of "てしまう" and suggests doing something completely or accidentally. "ない" makes it a question in an informal, inviting way. It is used as "させちゃう" instead of "させてしまう"
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真似できない 個性鳴らせ Funky beat
➔ Potential form of verb + negative + noun modifying clause
➔ "真似できない" (manedekinai) means 'cannot be imitated.' "できる" (dekiru) is the potential form of "する" (suru), indicating ability. The negative form "できない" makes it 'cannot do'. The clause modifies the implied subject of the sentence.
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日々 是[これ] Not so easy
➔ Noun + は (wa) + adjective
➔ "日々はNot so easy" means "Daily life is not so easy." Here, "は" (wa) is the topic marker, indicating that "日々" (hibi, daily life) is the topic of the sentence.
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集まれば Make it, make it, make it happen!
➔ Conditional form (ば) + Imperative form (Make it, make it, make it happen!)
➔ "集まれば" (atsumareba) is the conditional form of the verb "集まる" (atsumaru, to gather). The "-ba" form indicates 'if' or 'when' gathering. The second part “Make it, make it, make it happen!” is a call to action in imperative form
