Lyrics & Translation
Unlock the raw energy of the Japanese language with Do As Infinity's 'Keshin no Kemono.' This song is a fantastic entry point for learners, offering a powerful and emotional vocabulary to explore themes of inner conflict and identity. The driving rock melody and passionate vocals make learning new words and phrases an exciting and memorable experience. Discover the 'beast' within the lyrics and within yourself as you dive into this modern J-rock classic.
Key Vocabulary
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化けの皮 /bakenokawa/ B2 |
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剥がす /hagasu/ B1 |
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晒す /sarasu/ B2 |
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本性 /honshō/ B2 |
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絆 /kizuna/ B2 |
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彷徨う /samayou/ B2 |
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暴く /abaku/ B2 |
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横たわる /yokotawaru/ B1 |
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裸体 /ratai/ B2 |
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牙 /kiba/ A2 |
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隠す /kakusu/ A2 |
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化獣 /kejuu/ C1 |
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世 /yo/ A2 |
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欲 /yoku/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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剥がし
➔ The verb stems from 剥がす (to peel off, to tear off) with the nominal suffix -し, forming 〜し to indicate the act of removing or peeling off an object.
➔ The suffix **-し** is used to nominalize the verb or to indicate an action related to the verb stem.
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晒した
➔ The past tense of 晒す (to expose, to reveal) in the past tense form した, indicating that the action of exposing has been performed.
➔ The **-した** form is the past tense of verb する, used here with 晒す to indicate a completed action.
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晒す
➔ The verb 晒す (to expose, to reveal) in its basic form, indicating the act of exposing or revealing something.
➔ 晒す is a transitive verb used to indicate the action of exposing or revealing something publicly.
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裸体は
➔ Noun phrase combining 裸体 (naked body) with the topic particle は, marking 裸体 as the topic of the sentence.
➔ The particle **は** marks 裸体 as the topic of the sentence, emphasizing it as the main subject.
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ただの化獣だった
➔ Description using ただの (just, simple) + noun 化獣 (beast/monster) + だった (past tense of だ, to be), indicating that it was merely a beast.
➔ The phrase **ただの** emphasizes that something is merely or simply a certain thing, here a beast.
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