Lyrics & Translation
Learning Japanese through 'Yoru no Koi wa' by indigo la End offers a poetic exploration of complex emotions. The song's lyrical depth, with its nuanced expressions of love and loss, provides a rich context for understanding the subtleties of the Japanese language. Its melancholic beauty makes it a compelling piece for any learner to connect with.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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恋 /koi/ A2 |
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夜 /yoru/ A1 |
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好き /suki/ A2 |
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痛い /itai/ B1 |
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終わる /owaru/ B1 |
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嫉妬 /shitto/ B2 |
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歌う /utau/ B1 |
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分かる /wakaru/ B1 |
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走る /hashiru/ B1 |
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信じる /shinjiru/ B2 |
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祈り /inori/ B2 |
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スパイス /supaisu/ B2 |
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二人 /futari/ A2 |
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感じ /kanji/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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咽び泣いた夜の恋は
➔ Past tense of the verb '泣く' (to cry) with the suffix '-た' to indicate completed action.
➔ The suffix 'た' is used to form the past tense of godan and ichidan verbs in Japanese, indicating the action was completed.
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いないあなたに歌う
➔ Use of the negative form 'いない' (not present/existing) with the auxiliary 'に' to indicate the target of the action.
➔ The phrase 'いないあなた' means 'the person who is not present' or 'you (who are not there)', with 'に' showing the target or recipient of the action.
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好きにさせてよ
➔ Causative-passive construction 'させて' meaning 'let me make (you) do' or 'allow (me) to make (you) do', with the ending 'よ' for emphasis or request.
➔ The causative form 'させて' is used to express someone causing or allowing someone else to do an action, and 'よ' adds emphasis or a soft request.
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好きにならずにいたかった
➔ Use of 'ずに' to express avoiding or not wanting to do a certain action; 'いたかった' is the past tense of 'いたい' (want to be).
➔ The structure '〜ずに' attaches to the verb stem to indicate the action is avoided or not intended, while 'いたかった' is the past form of expressing desire to be or want.
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終わったって信じれる?
➔ Use of 'って' as casual quoting particle; '信じれる' (can believe) is the potential form of '信じる' (to believe).
➔ 'って' is often used in casual speech to quote or refer to something; '信じれる' express the ability or possibility to believe.
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こんなスパイスは
➔ Use of 'は' as the topic marker highlighting 'such spices'; 'こんな' means 'such' or 'these kind of'.
➔ The particle 'は' marks the topic of the sentence, here emphasizing 'such spices', while 'こんな' describes a certain kind or example of spices.
Album: 夜行秘密
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ナハト
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夜凪
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ラムネ
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心変わり
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心変わり
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忘れっぽいんだ
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名前は片想い
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夜の恋は
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チューリップ
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夏夜のマジック
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