Two

• 作者: Snow Man
• 专辑: i DO ME

歌词:

[日本語]

[English]

どんな嬉しいことも　悲しい痛みも

No matter how happy or painful the feelings are

分け合って歩いてきた僕ら　言葉さえいらなくて

We've walked together, sharing everything without even needing words

そっと気付かれないように　二人見つめた

Quietly, so as not to notice, we gazed at each other

瞳の先に同じ人がいること　もうわかってた

I already knew that the same person was in front of my eyes

誰よりも　知っていたはず

More than anyone, I should have known

彼女と僕らつなぐ　細い糸の意味を

The meaning of the thin thread that links her and us

叶うならあの指を　柔らかなあの声を

If only I could, I’d reach for those fingers, those gentle voices

誰も知らない世界へ　奪い去りたい

I want to steal away to a world no one knows

叶わないこの胸の　痛みを同じように

Holding onto this unfulfilled pain in my heart, just like everyone else

隠してる優しささえ　わかってるのに

Though I understand even the kindness I hide

当たり前に描いていた 共にいるはずの未来が

The future we took for granted, where we'd be together

いつの間にか形を変えていく その想い　どうか届きますように

Unknowingly, it begins to change shape

叶うならあの指を　柔らかなあの声を

I hope that these feelings reach you, somehow

誰も知らない世界へ　奪い去りたい

If only I could, I’d take those fingers and those gentle voices

叶わないこの胸の　痛みを抱き締めてく

Steal away to a world no one knows

それだけが僕にできる　優しさだから

Holding close to my heart this unfulfilled pain

这首歌中的词汇:

词汇	含义
嬉しい /ureshii/ A2	adjective - happy
悲しい /kanashii/ A2	adjective - sad
痛み /itami/ B1	noun - pain
未来 /mirai/ B1	noun - future
世界 /sekai/ A2	noun - world
優しさ /yasashisa/ B2	noun - kindness
想い /omoi/ B1	noun - thought, feeling
指 /yubi/ A1	noun - finger
声 /koe/ A1	noun - voice
抱き締める /dakishimeru/ B2	verb - to hug, to embrace
奪う /ubau/ B2	verb - to take away, to snatch
形 /katachi/ B1	noun - shape, form
気付く /kizuku/ B1	verb - to notice, to realize
分け合う /wakeau/ B2	verb - to share

语法:

• 僕ら　言葉さえいらなくて

  ➔ Using 'さえ' to indicate 'even' or 'only' to emphasize the minimal requirement.

  ➔ 'さえ' is a Japanese particle that emphasizes that even the smallest or least expected thing is included.

• 形を変えていく

  ➔ Using '変えていく' to express 'changing' or 'evolving' over time.

  ➔ '変えていく' combines the verb '変える' (to change) with 'いく', indicating ongoing or future change.

• 願います

  ➔ Using the humble or polite form of the verb '願う' (to wish) as '願います' to express a respectful wish or prayer.

  ➔ '願います' is a polite expression of hope or desire, often used when making a wish or request in Japanese.

• 抱き締めてく

  ➔ Use of '抱き締めて' as the te-form of '抱き締める' (to hold tightly) to connect to the subsequent verb 'く' (contraction of 'くる') indicating 'to come' or 'to do'.

  ➔ '抱き締めて' is the te-form of '抱き締める' (to hold tightly), used to connect with the next verb or auxiliary to indicate continuation or intention.