明日への手紙 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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元気 /ɡenki/ A2 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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道 /michi/ A2 |
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空 /sora/ A2 |
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進む /susumu/ B1 |
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描く /kaku/ B1 |
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大切 /taisetsu/ B1 |
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抱きしめる /dakishimeru/ B2 |
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無邪気 /mujaki/ B2 |
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街 /machi/ A2 |
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帰る /kaeru/ A2 |
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寒い /samui/ A1 |
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雨 /ame/ A1 |
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時 /toki/ A2 |
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迷う /mayou/ B1 |
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輝き /kagayaki/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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大事な人はできましたか
➔ Use of the particle 'は' to indicate the topic of the sentence.
➔ "は" marks the topic of the sentence, emphasizing "大事な人" (important person).
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夢は叶いますか
➔ Use of the verb in potential form to ask about the possibility.
➔ "叶います" (can be fulfilled) is in potential form, indicating ability or possibility.
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あの日のように無邪気な目で
➔ Use of the noun "ように" to make a comparison or similarity.
➔ "ように" means "like" or "as", expressing similarity to a past state.
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進むの
➔ Use of の to nominalize a verb, turning it into a noun phrase.
➔ "の" turns verbs into a noun phrase, here indicating the action of moving forward.
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形ないものの輝きを
➔ Use of the possessive の to connect "もの" (things) and "輝き" (brightness) indicating possession or characteristic.
➔ "の" connects "もの" and "輝き" to describe the brightness of intangible things.
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歩いてゆく
➔ Use of the verb in te-form combined with 行く (ゆく) to express movement proceeding forward.
➔ The combination of the te-form of a verb with "ゆく" indicates continuous or onward movement.