朝、月面も笑っている
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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世界 /seɪkai/ A2 |
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朝 /asa/ A1 |
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笑う /warau/ A2 |
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道 /michi/ A2 |
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優しさ /yasashisa/ B1 |
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楽 /raku/ B1 |
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探す /sagasu/ B1 |
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生きる /ikiru/ B1 |
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涙 /namida/ B2 |
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贈り物 /okurimono/ B2 |
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確か /tashika/ B2 |
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違う /chigau/ B2 |
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大丈夫 /daijoubu/ B2 |
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素敵 /suteki/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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まだ笑えなくていい
➔ Expressing permission or allowance with 〜なくていい (do not have to)
➔ The phrase "〜なくていい" means "it's okay not to" do something, implying permission or that it is acceptable.
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世界中に今、朝が訪れてる
➔ Use of に for indirect objects or locations, and the present continuous 〜ている for ongoing actions
➔ The particle "に" indicates the target or location where the action occurs, while "訪れてる" is the present progressive form of "訪れる" (to visit), meaning "is visiting" or "has arrived."
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歩き慣れたこの道がなんか歪で見えた
➔ Use of 〜慣れる to express familiarity or proficiency, and 〜て見える to indicate perception or appearance
➔ The verb "慣れる" means "to become familiar with" or "to get used to." When combined with 〜て見える, it indicates the speaker's perception of how something appears to them, in this case, the warped road.
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確かに今日はなんか違うかも
➔ Use of 確かに to emphasize certainty, and もし〜かもしれない to express possibility
➔ 確かに means "certainly" or "indeed," emphasizing the speaker's belief. かもしれない is used to indicate that something might be the case, expressing possibility or uncertainty.
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楽じゃない、楽じゃない、楽じゃない、楽じゃないよな
➔ Repetition of 〜じゃない to negate and emphasize, with colloquial ending よな for seeking agreement
➔ The phrase 〜じゃない is the negative form of 〜だ, meaning "is not" or "not." Repeating it emphasizes negation strongly. The colloquial ending よな seeks reassurance or agreement from the listener.
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終わらせないで
➔ Imperative form of 終わらせる (to finish), with negative imperatives using ないで (do not) to request or command not to do something
➔ 終わらせる is the causative form of 終わる (to end), meaning "to make/end something." The imperative 〜ないで is used to politely or firmly ask someone not to do the action, i.e., "Don’t finish it."