ハルカ
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
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思い出す /omoːidasɯ/ B1 |
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出会う /deːaɯ/ A2 |
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帰る /kaeɾɯ/ A1 |
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見つける /mʲit͡sɯkeɾɯ/ A2 |
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救い出す /sɯkɯidasɯ/ B2 |
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忘れる /wa̠sɯɾe̞ɾɯ/ A1 |
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笑顔 /eɡao/ A2 |
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祈り /inori/ B1 |
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歩く /aɾɯkɯ/ A1 |
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奇跡 /kiseki/ B2 |
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辛い /tsurai/ A2 |
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嬉しい /ɯɾeɕiː/ A2 |
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分かち合う /wakatiau/ B2 |
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振り返る /ɸɯrikaeɾɯ/ B1 |
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溢れる /aɸɯɾeɾɯ/ B2 |
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頑張る /ɡambaɾɯ/ A2 |
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幸せ /ɕiawase/ A2 |
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文法:
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誰の元にも 帰れない僕
➔ Potential Form of Verbs (られない)
➔ 帰れない (kaerenai) is the potential form of 帰る (kaeru - to return). It expresses the inability to return. Here, it is used to describe the speaker's state of being unable to return to anyone or any place. 帰る (kaeru) -> 帰れる (kaereru) -> 帰れない (kaerenai)
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見つけ出してくれた 救い出してくれた
➔ Compound Verbs (~出す)
➔ 見つけ出す (mitsuke dasu) means 'to find out, to discover'. 救い出す (sukui dasu) means 'to rescue, to save'. The verb 出す (dasu - to take out, to begin) when added to another verb, often implies the beginning of an action or doing something thoroughly.
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いつでも君と共に 歩いてきた奇跡
➔ ~てくる (Continuous action from the past)
➔ 歩いてきた (aruite kita) - 'have been walking'. The form [verb]-てくる indicates an action that started in the past and continues to the present or its effects are still felt. In this case, it signifies a continuous journey with the person being addressed.
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君のそばに いられることそれだけで
➔ ~こと (Nominalization of a verb)
➔ いられること (irareru koto) - 'the fact of being able to be'. The こと (koto) turns the verb いられる (irareru - potential form of いる - to be) into a noun, making it a subject or object in a sentence. it transforms the potential form of the verb 'to be' (being capable of existing) into a noun-like concept, representing the state or fact of being able to be near someone.
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こみ上げてくる 思いはただ ありがとう
➔ ~てくる (describes a feeling/emotion coming up)
➔ こみ上げてくる (komi agete kuru) - a feeling welling up. This verb form describes the physical or emotional sensation of something rising up inside. Here, it expresses the overwhelming gratitude that is welling up inside the speaker.
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離れた街にも 連れ出してくれたね
➔ ~てくれた (Someone did something for you)
➔ 連れ出してくれた (tsuredashite kureta) - '(someone) took me out'. The grammar structure ~てくれた (te kureta) expresses gratitude for someone doing something for the speaker. In this case, the person being addressed took the speaker to a distant town.
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ねぇ 君のそばにはもう たくさんの愛が溢れてる
➔ ~てる (State resulting from an action)
➔ 溢れてる (afureteru) - 'is overflowing'. The ~てる (teru) form often indicates a state resulting from a previous action. Here, it means that love has overflowed and is currently in a state of overflowing. It conveys an ongoing or persistent condition.