運命 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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運命 /うんめい/ B1 |
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迷宮 /めいきゅう/ B2 |
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珍奇 /ちんき/ B2 |
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炎 /えん/ A2 |
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勇敢 /ゆうかん/ B1 |
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妙縁 /みょうえん/ B2 |
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アイリッシュ /アイリッシュ/ B2 |
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フェティッシュ /フェティッシュ/ B2 |
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慕情 /ぼじょう/ B2 |
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宣誓 /せんせい/ B1 |
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快晴 /かいせい/ A2 |
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愚図 /ぐず/ B2 |
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ノーウェイ /ノーウェイ/ B2 |
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フライデイ /フライデイ/ B2 |
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ノリ /ノリ/ B1 |
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勇者 /ゆうしゃ/ B1 |
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賢者 /けんじゃ/ B2 |
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ジョブ /ジョブ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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"願っているよ"
➔ the present continuous tense used to express an ongoing action or current state
➔ "願っている" (negau te iru) indicates an action that is happening right now or an ongoing feeling
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"Only to" (e.g., "just" or "simply" in context)
➔ used to emphasize the simplicity or exclusivity of an action
➔ The phrase emphasizes that the action is straightforward or limited to a specific scope
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"結んで"
➔ the te-form of "結ぶ" (musubu), used to connect verbs in a sequence or to request/command
➔ The te-form connects verbs or indicates a sequence of actions
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"掴んだ手が"
➔ the past tense of "掴む" (tsukamu), used as a relative clause to describe "手"
➔ The clause "掴んだ手" describes the hand that was grasped or held previously
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"生きていこう"
➔ the volitional form of "生きる" (ikiru), expressing intention or determined future action
➔ The volitional form indicates a desire or intention to carry out the action in the future
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"悔いはない"
➔ phrase meaning "no regrets," expressing certainty or acceptance of one’s actions
➔ This phrase indicates complete acceptance and no remorse about past actions