桜月 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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好き /suki/ A1 |
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傷つく /kizutsuku/ B1 |
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心 /kokoro/ A2 |
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桜 /sakura/ A1 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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季節 /kisetsu/ B1 |
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散る /chiru/ B2 |
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大切 /taisetsu/ B1 |
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友達 /tomodachi/ A1 |
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風 /kaze/ A2 |
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思い出 /omoide/ B1 |
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美しい /utsukushii/ B2 |
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決意 /ketsui/ B2 |
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青春 /seishun/ B2 |
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花 /hana/ A1 |
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夜空 /yozora/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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そんな気がするんだ
➔ To express a feeling or intuition with '気がする' (ki ga suru), meaning 'to feel that' or 'to have a feeling that.'
➔ '気' (ki) means 'spirit' or 'feeling,' and 'が' (ga) is a subject marker. The phrase indicates an internal sensation or intuition.
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君を思う桜
➔ Using the verb '思う' (omou) with '君を' (kimi o) indicates 'thinking about you,' with '桜' (sakura) as a metaphor or poetic subject.
➔ '思う' (omou) means 'to think,' and when combined with '君を' (kimi o), it indicates the act of thinking about or feeling for someone. '桜' (sakura) often symbolizes transient beauty or emotional memories.
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あの日は 桜月
➔ Using 'は' (wa) as a topic marker emphasizes 'that day' as the focus, with '桜月' (sakurazuki) as a poetic or thematic expression referring to a special month or period associated with cherry blossoms.
➔ 'は' (wa) marks the noun before it as the topic of the sentence, here emphasizing 'that day.' '桜月' (sakurazuki) is a poetic way to refer to a period associated with cherry blossoms, often symbolizing fleeting beauty or memory.