眼紅紅 – Bilingual Lyrics Chinese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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懷念 /hwaɪˈnjɛn/ B2 |
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結他 /kit˧˥ taː˥/ A1 |
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眼圈 /ngaan˩˧ hyn˥ sʰyːn˥/ B1 |
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暑假 /ʃuː˧˥ kaː˧/ A1 |
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發泄 /faːt˧ sɛːt/ B2 |
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眼淚 /ngaan˩˧ lyːi˨/ A1 |
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笑話 /siːu˧˥ waː/ B1 |
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失去 /sɐt sʰɵy̯/ A2 |
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戀愛 /lyːn miː/ B1 |
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牽掛 /hin kuːa/ B2 |
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臉紅 /liːm hʊŋ/ B1 |
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幼稚 /jɐu t͡si/ B1 |
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衝動 /t͡sʰʊŋ tuŋ/ B2 |
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激動 /kɪk tuŋ/ C1 |
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失戀 /sɐt lyːn/ B1 |
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難忘 /nan mɔŋ/ B2 |
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禮物 /lɐi mɐt/ A1 |
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殘忍 /tsʰan jɐn/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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仍然懷念他 一起去學結他
➔ Adverb + Verb (Still miss him)
➔ "仍然" (still) is an adverb modifying the verb "懷念" (miss/reminisce). This structure is common in Chinese to express a continuous state or action.
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為求發泄出一切 流眼淚亦無它
➔ Conjunction + Purpose Clause ('In order to' + verb)
➔ "為求" (in order to) introduces a purpose clause explaining the reason for the action. The structure indicates that the action of crying is aimed at releasing emotions.
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人人談論我 將我當做笑話
➔ Subject + Verb + Object + '將' + Object + Verb (Treating me as a joke)
➔ The "將...當做..." (将...当作...) structure is a common Chinese construction meaning 'to treat something/someone as'. Here, it means 'treating me as a joke'.
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寧願天天請假
➔ "寧願" (Rather/Prefer) + Verb
➔ "寧願" (ning yuan) expresses preference. Here, the speaker prefers to take leave every day.
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亦已 到些牽掛
➔ Adverb of degree + Verb + Object (Already have some worries)
➔ "已" (already) is an adverb indicating that the action or state has happened or exists. "到些牽掛" (have some worries)
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我最初臉紅 現在雙眼通紅
➔ Adverb of time + Action (Time sequence)
➔ "最初" (initially) and "現在" (now) indicate a change in state over time. This highlights the progression of her emotional state.
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愛到入城大也分開 預計之中
➔ Verb + 到 + Location + '也' + Result (Even if/Even to)
➔ The phrase "愛到入城大也分開" uses "到" (to) to indicate a level or extent. The "也" (also/even) emphasizes that even reaching a certain level (getting into CityU), separation was still expected. It highlights the inevitability of the breakup.
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然而我越説越激動
➔ "越...越..." Structure (The more...the more...)
➔ The "越...越..." (yue...yue...) structure expresses a proportional relationship. Here, 'the more I speak, the more emotional I become'.