Hey Song
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
語彙 | 意味 |
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孤独 /ko.do.ku/ B2 |
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夢 (dream) /ju.me/ A2 |
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世界 (world) /se.kaɪ/ A1 |
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笑顔 (smile) /e.ɡa.o/ A2 |
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最高 (best) /saɪ.koː/ B1 |
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悲しい (sad) /ka.na.ʃiː/ A2 |
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夜 (night) /jo.ru/ A1 |
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歌 (song) /u.ta/ A1 |
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頭 (head) /a.ta.ma/ A2 |
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曖昧 (vague) /aɪ.maɪ/ B2 |
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我慢 (patience) /ɡa.man/ B2 |
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胸 (chest) /mu.ne/ A2 |
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切ない (painful) /se.tsu.naɪ/ B2 |
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太陽 (sun) /taɪ.joː/ A2 |
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文法:
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I like you just the way you are
➔ Expressing acceptance or approval of a person or thing without changes, using 'just the way' + subject + 'are'
➔ 'just the way' emphasizes acceptance of the person or thing exactly as they are, without change.
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Everything's gonna be alright
➔ Using 'gonna' as a colloquial contraction of 'going to' + base verb to express future intention or expectation.
➔ 'gonna' is informal but commonly used in speech for 'going to,' indicating future plans or predictions.
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Sing "It's alright"
➔ Imperative form used to give an encouragement or command, especially with the verb 'sing' in this context.
➔ Imperative mood is used to give commands, advice, or encouragement directly.
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The sun's up
➔ Elliptical expression meaning 'The sun is up', where the auxiliary verb 'is' is omitted in informal speech.
➔ The phrase is a contraction of 'The sun is up', often used colloquially to indicate daytime.
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I like you just the way you are
➔ Use of 'just the way you are' as a fixed phrase meaning acceptance without attempts to change.
➔ This phrase highlights unconditional acceptance of the person's current state.