i hate u
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
語彙 | 意味 |
---|---|
泣きたくて /nakitakute/ B1 |
|
叫びたい /sakebitai/ B1 |
|
苦しくて /kurushikute/ B1 |
|
思い /omoi/ B2 |
|
消し /keshi/ B2 |
|
思い出 /omoide/ B2 |
|
顔 /kao/ A2 |
|
時間 /jikan/ A1 |
|
嘘 /uso/ B1 |
|
声 /koe/ A2 |
|
家 /ie/ A1 |
|
二人 /futari/ A2 |
|
遊び /asobi/ B1 |
|
思い出 /omoide/ B2 |
|
許せなくて /yurusenakute/ B2 |
|
文法:
-
泣きたくて、泣けなくて
➔ The te-form of verbs combined with て (te) is used to connect sequential or related actions, often indicating reason or a continuation.
➔ The phrase combines the te-form of a verb with なくて to express a negative state or inability.
-
叫びたい声 必死にこらえ
➔ The verb stem + たい indicates a desire to do something; here, it expresses the wish to shout.
➔ The use of たい after the verb stem expresses a desire or wish.
-
この胸から えぐりとれるならば
➔ ならば is a conditional form meaning 'if' or 'provided that'.
➔ The conditional ならば indicates a hypothetical or conditional scenario.
-
焼き捨てられないんだろう...
➔ だろう is a conjectural ending used to indicate speculation or assumption.
➔ The ending だろう expresses speculation about a situation, often meaning 'probably' or 'I guess'.
-
もう二度と戻れやしねぇ
➔ やしねぇ is a colloquial contraction of やしない, used to emphasize the negative form, meaning 'cannot' or 'won't be able to'.
➔ The colloquial form やしねぇ emphasizes a strong negation, similar to 'cannot' or 'won't be able to'.
-
I love u I hate u
➔ The phrases 'I love u' and 'I hate u' use direct expressions of feelings, often with personal pronouns and simple present tense.
➔ These expressions directly convey personal emotions, emphasizing the speaker's feelings.