猫吐極楽音頭 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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弱肉強食 /jakuniku kyōshoku/ B2 |
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治外法権 /chigaihōken/ C1 |
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百折不撓 /hyakusetsu fuō/ B2 |
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転生 /tensei/ B1 |
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ギタギタ /gitagita/ A2 |
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無茶苦茶 /muchakucha/ B1 |
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理想的 /risōteki/ B2 |
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極楽 /gokuraku/ B1 |
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ドキドキ /dokidoki/ A2 |
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エンターテイナー /entāteinā/ B2 |
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お菓子 /okashi/ A1 |
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ねこじゃらし /nekodashi/ A2 |
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癒し /iyashi/ B1 |
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苦しみ /kurushimi/ B1 |
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超恥辱 /chōchiriyū/ B2 |
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ニッポン /nippon/ A1 |
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猫 /neko/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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弱肉強食 治外法権
➔ This line uses the noun compounds '弱肉強食' (survival of the fittest) and '治外法権' (extraterritoriality), illustrating the use of kanji compounds to convey complex ideas.
➔ The phrase demonstrates the use of **compound nouns** in Japanese to encapsulate complex concepts succinctly.
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見せたくはない
➔ This uses the ** ~たい** form of the verb 見せる (to show), with the **は** particle emphasizing the contrast or topic—meaning 'don't want to show'.
➔ The ** ~たい** form expresses **desire** to do something, and the particle **は** marks the topic, often contrasting with other statements.
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短い冒険
➔ This is a noun phrase combining **短い** (short) and **冒険** (adventure), illustrating compound noun structures to describe a brief adventure.
➔ The **compound noun** structure allows for concise description, often combining adjectives and nouns to convey nuanced concepts.
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狂え狂え狂え狂え狂え
➔ This is a repetitive imperative expression using the verb 狂える (to go crazy), emphasizing intense emotional expression through repetition.
➔ Repetition in commands or exclamations intensifies emotional expression, often used in poetic or dramatic contexts.
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極楽音頭
➔ This is a compound noun formed by combining **極楽** (paradise) and **音頭** (odori or folk dance), illustrating Japanese compounding to describe a style of dance or music associated with paradise.
➔ Compound nouns like this combine key concepts into a single term, often used poetically to evoke cultural or spiritual imagery.