記念撮影
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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目的(mokuteki) /mokɯteki/ B2 |
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理由(riyū) /ɾijɯː/ A2 |
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時間(jikan) /d͡ʑikaɴ/ A1 |
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場所(basho) /baʃo/ A2 |
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色(iro) /iɾo/ A1 |
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遠吠え(tōboe) /toːboe/ B2 |
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笑顔(egao) /eɡao/ A2 |
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魔法(mahō) /mahoː/ B1 |
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昨日(kinō) /kinoː/ A1 |
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普通(futsū) /ɸɯtsɯː/ A2 |
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本音(honne) /honne/ B2 |
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未来(mirai) /miɾai/ A2 |
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景色(keshiki) /keʃiki/ B1 |
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世界(sekai) /sekai/ A2 |
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繋がる(tsunagaru) /t͡sɯnaɡaɾɯ/ B1 |
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문법:
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からはみ出した
➔ Expressing 'to protrude from' or 'to extend beyond' using 'から' + verb in the dictionary form + 'はみ出した'
➔ 'から' indicates the starting point or origin, and when combined with a verb in its dictionary form + 'はみ出した', it shows something protruding or crossing beyond a boundary.
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見ていた
➔ Past continuous tense formed by the te-form + 'いた' to indicate an ongoing action in the past.
➔ '見ていた' uses the te-form + 'いた' to describe an action that was ongoing or continued in the past.
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願っている
➔ Present continuous form of '願う' (to wish), expressed as '願っている', indicating ongoing wishing or desire.
➔ '願っている' uses the te-form of '願う' plus 'いる' to express a state of wishing that continues in the present.
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見落としたり
➔ Use of the verb '見落とす' (to overlook) in the past tense + 'たり' to list multiple actions or states, implying non-exhaustiveness.
➔ '見落としたり' uses the past tense of '見落とす' plus 'たり' to enumerate actions that happened or could happen, indicating a non-complete list.
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向けて
➔ Expresses the purpose or direction 'towards' something, using the particle '向けて' after a noun or verb.
➔ '向けて' is used to indicate the direction, goal, or purpose of an action, following a noun or verb.
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投げたんだ
➔ Past tense of '投げる' (to throw) + the explanatory particle 'んだ' (短縮形 of 'のだ'), used to give reason or emphasis.
➔ '投げたんだ' combines the past tense of '投げる' with 'んだ' to emphasize the reason or background for the action, often in explanatory contexts.
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僕らは僕を見ている
➔ Use of the pronoun '僕' (I, me) with the topic particle 'は' and the verb '見ている' (am watching), forming a sentence indicating 'We are watching myself.'
➔ '僕らは僕を見ている' uses '僕' with 'は' to mark the topic, and '見ている' as the present continuous form of 'to see/watch,' indicating self-reflective observation.