主人公
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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主人公 /ɕu.d͡ʑiŋ.ko̞ː/ B1 |
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脇役 /wa.kʲi.ja.kɯ/ B2 |
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優しさ /ja.sa.ɕi.sa/ A2 |
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心 /ko̞.ko̞.ɾo̞/ A1 |
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救い /sɯ.kɯ.i/ B1 |
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願う /ne̞.ɡa.ɯ/ B1 |
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日々 /hi.bʲi/ B1 |
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暮らす /kɯ.ɾa.sɯ/ B1 |
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想う /o̞.mo̞.ɯ/ B1 |
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等しい /hi.to̞.ɕiː/ B2 |
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難しい /mɯ.zɯ.ka.ɕiː/ A1 |
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どん底 /do̞n.d͡zo̞.ko̞/ C1 |
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有頂天 /ɯ.t͡ɕo̞ː.te̞n/ C1 |
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生きる /i.kʲi.ɾɯ/ A1 |
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世界 /se̞.ka.i/ A1 |
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自分 /d͡ʑi.bɯn/ A1 |
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隠す /ka.kɯ.sɯ/ B1 |
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掬い上げる /sɯ.kɯ.i.a.ɡe̞.ɾɯ/ B2 |
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문법:
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優しさでも くだらなさでも おいしいものでも メロディでも
➔ Noun + Demo (Inclusive Listing)
➔ The particle 「**でも**」 (demo) following a noun is used to list various possibilities or examples, implying 'even if/whether it's Noun A, or Noun B, or Noun C...' It suggests inclusiveness or a wide range of options. In this line, it lists different things that could make one's heart spontaneously smile.
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心がふと笑えるような 救いのある日々を願った歌
➔ Clause + You na (Descriptive Comparison)
➔ 「**ような**」 is used to provide an example, comparison, or describe something by its characteristic, meaning 'like,' 'such that,' or 'as if.' Here, it describes the 'days' (日々) as 'days *such that* the heart can spontaneously smile and find salvation.'
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知らない場所 知らない人 誰しも脇役で 主人公
➔ Dare shimo (Everyone/Anyone)
➔ 「**誰しも**」 means 'everyone' or 'anyone.' It implies that without exception, every single person fits the description, emphasizing universality. It is often used in slightly formal or reflective contexts.
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眠れぬまま迎えたのか
➔ Verb + Mama (Maintaining State)
➔ 「**まま**」 indicates that a state or condition remains unchanged. It means 'as is,' 'while remaining,' or 'without changing.' Here, 「眠れぬ**まま**」 means 'while unable to sleep' or 'without having slept,' emphasizing that the action of 'welcoming' occurred in that continuous state.
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未来のイメージがあったり
➔ Verb (ta-form) + Tari (Listing Examples)
➔ 「**たり**」 is used to list a few examples of actions or states, implying that there are other similar things happening or possibilities. It suggests an incomplete list or a variety of instances, giving a sense of 'doing X, doing Y, among other things.' Here, 「あったり」 implies 'there might be X (future images), among other possibilities.'
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それても僕らの 腹は鳴ってしまう
➔ Verb (te-form) + Shimau (Completion/Regret)
➔ 「**てしまう**」 indicates that an action is completed, often completely or unexpectedly. It can also convey a sense of regret, misfortune, or that something happened despite one's intentions. Here, 「鳴って**しまう**」 means 'ends up rumbling' or 'unavoidably rumbles,' perhaps with a hint of resignation that basic needs persist regardless of circumstances.
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「それはそれ、これはこれ」
➔ X wa X, Y wa Y (Idiomatic Distinction)
➔ This idiomatic expression 「**XはX、YはY**」 emphasizes the distinctness or separation of two things, suggesting that they should be treated independently. It translates to 'that's that, and this is this,' or 'let's separate the two (issues/matters).' It implies that despite a superficial similarity or connection, they are fundamentally different.
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銘々 ゆえに 想いたいな
➔ Noun/Clause + Yue ni (Therefore/Because)
➔ 「**ゆえに**」 is a more formal or literary equivalent of 「だから」 (therefore) or 「〜ので」 (because). It indicates a reason or cause leading to a consequence, often used in written language, academic texts, or more poetic contexts. Here, it suggests 'because each person is unique, (therefore) I want to think/feel deeply.'
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森ではなく 木を見るように
➔ Noun + De wa naku (Not X, but Y)
➔ 「**ではなく**」 means 'not X, but Y.' It's used to negate the preceding noun and introduce an alternative or corrected statement, clarifying what something is *not* in contrast to what it *is*. Here, it emphasizes focusing on 'individual trees' rather than the 'forest' as a whole, metaphorically advocating for seeing individuals rather than a collective.
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会いたい なんて
➔ Clause/Noun + Nante (Expressing Emotion/Emphasis)
➔ 「**なんて**」 is a versatile particle used to express a strong emotional reaction, such as surprise, disbelief, contempt, admiration, or to emphasize a statement. Here, 「会いたい **なんて**」 expresses a realization or strong feeling of wanting to meet someone, perhaps with a touch of irony or self-awareness ('to think I'd want to meet them!').