Lyrics & Translation
Discover the energetic world of J-pop and learn Japanese with “えびぞりターン!” by フォーエイト48! This song is a fantastic way to pick up fun, everyday vocabulary and feel the exciting rhythm of modern Japanese music. Its catchy chorus and playful lyrics make it a perfect and enjoyable challenge for any language learner.
Key Vocabulary
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不安 /fuˈan/ A2 |
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逃げる /niˈgeru/ A2 |
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チャレンジ /tʃɑˈrɛnʒi/ A2 |
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勇気 /yuˈki/ A2 |
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変身 /henˈshin/ B1 |
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逆転 /gyakuˈten/ B1 |
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限界 /genˈkai/ B1 |
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ぱっと /patˈto/ B2 |
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あみだくじ /aˌmiˈda kuʒi/ B2 |
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えびぞり /eˌbiˈzoˌri/ C1 |
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赤点 /sekiˈten/ B2 |
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ファイヤー /faɪˈyɑ/ A2 |
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Season /ˈsiːzən/ A1 |
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人間 /ninˈɡen/ A2 |
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千年 /senˈnen/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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昨日今日明日も不安だらけさー!
➔ も particle (also/even)
➔ The particle "も" in "昨日今日明日も" indicates "also" or "even," emphasizing that each day, past and future, is full of anxiety.
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High Five 手の鳴る方へ
➔ へ particle (direction/to/toward)
➔ The particle "へ" in "手の鳴る方へ" indicates direction, meaning "toward the side where hands clap" for a high five.
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追試だ この指止まれ!
➔ Imperative verb form
➔ The imperative "止まれ" (stop) is used to command someone to halt immediately, adding urgency in the context of a make-up test.
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Run Away Run Away Run Away!
➔ Repetition for emphasis
➔ The repetition of "Run Away" reinforces the urgent desire to escape, creating a rhythmic and emphatic call to flee.
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いいないいな 人間ていいな
➔ Colloquial repetition of adverb for emphasis
➔ The colloquial repetition of "いいな" emphasizes liking or positivity, highlighting that being human has its appealing aspects despite everything.
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なんて思うはずはねえ
➔ Negative supposition with はずは~ない
➔ The phrase "はずはねえ" expresses a strong negative supposition, meaning "one shouldn't have such thoughts" about the appeal of being human.
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いいからしゃべんな っていわせんな おまえのこと
➔ Negative imperative with double negation for emphasis
➔ The negative imperatives "しゃべんな" (don't speak) and "いわせんな" (don't make me say) use colloquial negation to emphatically forbid action regarding you.
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自習だ Yay Yay Yay!!
➔ だ for present state declaration
➔ The copula "だ" in "自習だ" declares self-study as the current situation, celebrated with enthusiastic repetition.
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この発音は? Orange!!!!
➔ は particle for topic/questions, plus exclamatory question
➔ The topic particle "は" in "この発音は?" marks "this pronunciation" as the question topic, leading to the exclamatory answer "Orange!!!!".
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そしたらこんなんどう? 勇気湧くでしょう?
➔ Conditional そしたら (if then) and speculative でしょう
➔ The conditional "そしたら" introduces "if so," and "でしょう" speculates that courage will surge from becoming happier.
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全力赤点 傷ついていいぜ
➔ てもいい permissive form
➔ The permissive "いいぜ" (it's okay) allows acceptance of getting hurt despite failing everything, using casual speech.
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