VORACITY
Letra:
Vocabulario en esta canción:
Vocabulario | Significados |
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止まる /tomaru/ A2 |
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世界 /sekai/ A1 |
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口 /kuchi/ A1 |
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闇 /yami/ B2 |
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晩餐会 /bansankai/ C1 |
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食糧 /shokuryou/ B2 |
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いのち /inochi/ A2 |
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味覚 /mikaku/ B2 |
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暴力 /bouryoku/ B2 |
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快楽 /kairaku/ B2 |
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足りる /tariru/ A2 |
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飽きる /akiru/ B1 |
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原罪 /genzai/ C1 |
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衝動 /shoudou/ B2 |
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欲 /yoku/ B2 |
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亡者 /mousha/ C1 |
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業 /gou/ C1 |
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盛大 /seidai/ B2 |
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Gramática:
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I am very, very crazy, very
➔ Use of the emphatic adverb 'very' to intensify the adjective 'crazy'.
➔ 'Very' is used twice to emphasize the degree of 'crazy', demonstrating the speaker's intensity.
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永遠に止まらない
➔ Use of '永遠に' (forever) with a negative form '止まらない' (won't stop) to express continuous, unceasing action.
➔ '永遠に' means 'forever', and combined with '止まらない' (won't stop), it emphasizes an ongoing, unending process.
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Nothing can be eaten
➔ Negative modal construction using 'can' + 'be' + past participle 'eaten' to express impossibility in passive voice.
➔ This structure shows that something is not possible to be eaten, in a passive form.
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Allowable if called a sin
➔ Use of conditional 'if' to introduce a hypothetical situation, with a passive verb form 'called'.
➔ This structure expresses that something may be considered a sin under certain hypothetical conditions.
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I just want to eat, how tasty it is
➔ Use of 'how' + adjective to emphasize the degree of tastiness, forming an exclamatory sentence.
➔ 'How tasty it is' emphasizes the speaker's amazement or delight at the flavor by highlighting the degree.
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