Question Are these English lyrics right? Lost universe - Again (Souichiro Hoshi)

NANGI said:

Konnichiwa nihongolearn-san!


'itsumo, dare ga, kizutsukeru bakari de...'

It's a typo and 'itsumo, dare ka' is correct. And means 'I always hurt someone'.


'ikutsu kotoba, narabeta tte, umaku agare tsugerarenai'

It's a typo and 'umaku wakare tsugerarenai' is correct. And means 'I can't say goodbye properly'.


'ore o, semeru koe sae mo'

'semeru koe' means 'accusing voice'.


'mukou mizu na, sono hitomi ni'

It means 'by your reckless eyes'.


'tsurete yukenakatta wagamama ga mitai'

It's a typo and 'wagamama ga itai' is correct. And means 'My selfishness hurts because I couldn't take with you'.


'mou ichido deaeru made, ore o yurusazu ni iro'

It means "Don't Forgive Me until we meet again".


'kenka no tsuzuki nara, tsugi wa ore ga makeru kara'

'kenka' means 'quarrel' but not 'fight'.


NANGI

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nihongolearn__ said:

who's kain singing about in this song of his? millie? canal? i need to know : O

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mdchachi said:

The lyrics don't say. Can't you tell by where the song is in the anime and the imagery they play during the song?

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nihongolearn__ said:

it doesn't show up in the anime : o

have you seen the anime? just wondering : 3

i was just wondering if anyone could tell who he was singing about, if anyone : o

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• The lyrics describe a close relationship marked by longing, regret, and gratitude, with lines like "Your smile made me believe forever in my heart," "I couldn't take you, my selfishness turned to tears," and "Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you."
• There is a reference to being captivated by "those blue eyes," which could be a character clue.
• The song expresses a sense of separation and unresolved feelings, with wishes to meet again and say "thank you."

• Canal is the Sword-Breaker's AI, depicted as a human-like hologram with a distinctive personality and emotional capacity. She has a close, sometimes contentious but meaningful, relationship with Kain, the protagonist. Their dynamic involves mutual reliance and emotional complexity, which fits the tone of the lyrics68.
• Millie, while a close companion, is characterized more by her comedic, energetic, and competitive relationship with both Kain and Canal. She is described as jealous of Canal and is more often a source of comic relief and rivalry than deep emotional connection6.

• The mention of "blue eyes" could be a reference to Canal, who is often depicted with blue or green hair and may have blue eyes in some visual interpretations. Millie's physical description is less emphasized in this way in official sources.
• The themes of longing, regret, and an inability to communicate directly ("Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you") align with the unique relationship Kain has with Canal, who is not human and whose existence is fundamentally different and sometimes distant8.

mdchachi said:

Based on the translated lyrics and character context, the song "Again" from Lost Universe is more likely about Canal than Millie, but it is not explicitly confirmed to be about either character.

Key Points from the Lyrics:

• The lyrics describe a close relationship marked by longing, regret, and gratitude, with lines like "Your smile made me believe forever in my heart," "I couldn't take you, my selfishness turned to tears," and "Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you."
• There is a reference to being captivated by "those blue eyes," which could be a character clue.
• The song expresses a sense of separation and unresolved feelings, with wishes to meet again and say "thank you."

Character Context:

• Canal is the Sword-Breaker's AI, depicted as a human-like hologram with a distinctive personality and emotional capacity. She has a close, sometimes contentious but meaningful, relationship with Kain, the protagonist. Their dynamic involves mutual reliance and emotional complexity, which fits the tone of the lyrics68.
• Millie, while a close companion, is characterized more by her comedic, energetic, and competitive relationship with both Kain and Canal. She is described as jealous of Canal and is more often a source of comic relief and rivalry than deep emotional connection6.

Specific Lyric Clues:

• The mention of "blue eyes" could be a reference to Canal, who is often depicted with blue or green hair and may have blue eyes in some visual interpretations. Millie's physical description is less emphasized in this way in official sources.
• The themes of longing, regret, and an inability to communicate directly ("Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you") align with the unique relationship Kain has with Canal, who is not human and whose existence is fundamentally different and sometimes distant8.

Conclusion:
While the lyrics do not name either character, the emotional tone and references are more consistent with Kain's relationship with Canal than with Millie. However, without explicit confirmation from official sources, this interpretation remains likely but not definitive. The song is best understood as reflecting the complex bonds and emotional undercurrents between Kain and Canal in the series68.

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mdchachi said:

Based on the translated lyrics and character context, the song "Again" from Lost Universe is more likely about Canal than Millie, but it is not explicitly confirmed to be about either character.

Key Points from the Lyrics:

• The lyrics describe a close relationship marked by longing, regret, and gratitude, with lines like "Your smile made me believe forever in my heart," "I couldn't take you, my selfishness turned to tears," and "Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you."
• There is a reference to being captivated by "those blue eyes," which could be a character clue.
• The song expresses a sense of separation and unresolved feelings, with wishes to meet again and say "thank you."

Character Context:

• Canal is the Sword-Breaker's AI, depicted as a human-like hologram with a distinctive personality and emotional capacity. She has a close, sometimes contentious but meaningful, relationship with Kain, the protagonist. Their dynamic involves mutual reliance and emotional complexity, which fits the tone of the lyrics68.
• Millie, while a close companion, is characterized more by her comedic, energetic, and competitive relationship with both Kain and Canal. She is described as jealous of Canal and is more often a source of comic relief and rivalry than deep emotional connection6.

Specific Lyric Clues:

• The mention of "blue eyes" could be a reference to Canal, who is often depicted with blue or green hair and may have blue eyes in some visual interpretations. Millie's physical description is less emphasized in this way in official sources.
• The themes of longing, regret, and an inability to communicate directly ("Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you") align with the unique relationship Kain has with Canal, who is not human and whose existence is fundamentally different and sometimes distant8.

Conclusion:
While the lyrics do not name either character, the emotional tone and references are more consistent with Kain's relationship with Canal than with Millie. However, without explicit confirmation from official sources, this interpretation remains likely but not definitive. The song is best understood as reflecting the complex bonds and emotional undercurrents between Kain and Canal in the series68.

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Answer from Perplexity: pplx.ai/share

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mdchachi said:

Based on the translated lyrics and character context, the song "Again" from Lost Universe is more likely about Canal than Millie, but it is not explicitly confirmed to be about either character.

Key Points from the Lyrics:

• The lyrics describe a close relationship marked by longing, regret, and gratitude, with lines like "Your smile made me believe forever in my heart," "I couldn't take you, my selfishness turned to tears," and "Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you."
• There is a reference to being captivated by "those blue eyes," which could be a character clue.
• The song expresses a sense of separation and unresolved feelings, with wishes to meet again and say "thank you."

Character Context:

• Canal is the Sword-Breaker's AI, depicted as a human-like hologram with a distinctive personality and emotional capacity. She has a close, sometimes contentious but meaningful, relationship with Kain, the protagonist. Their dynamic involves mutual reliance and emotional complexity, which fits the tone of the lyrics68.
• Millie, while a close companion, is characterized more by her comedic, energetic, and competitive relationship with both Kain and Canal. She is described as jealous of Canal and is more often a source of comic relief and rivalry than deep emotional connection6.

Specific Lyric Clues:

• The mention of "blue eyes" could be a reference to Canal, who is often depicted with blue or green hair and may have blue eyes in some visual interpretations. Millie's physical description is less emphasized in this way in official sources.
• The themes of longing, regret, and an inability to communicate directly ("Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you") align with the unique relationship Kain has with Canal, who is not human and whose existence is fundamentally different and sometimes distant8.

Conclusion:
While the lyrics do not name either character, the emotional tone and references are more consistent with Kain's relationship with Canal than with Millie. However, without explicit confirmation from official sources, this interpretation remains likely but not definitive. The song is best understood as reflecting the complex bonds and emotional undercurrents between Kain and Canal in the series68.

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Answer from Perplexity: pplx.ai/share

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mdchachi said:

Based on the translated lyrics and character context, the song "Again" from Lost Universe is more likely about Canal than Millie, but it is not explicitly confirmed to be about either character.

Key Points from the Lyrics:

• The lyrics describe a close relationship marked by longing, regret, and gratitude, with lines like "Your smile made me believe forever in my heart," "I couldn't take you, my selfishness turned to tears," and "Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you."
• There is a reference to being captivated by "those blue eyes," which could be a character clue.
• The song expresses a sense of separation and unresolved feelings, with wishes to meet again and say "thank you."

Character Context:

• Canal is the Sword-Breaker's AI, depicted as a human-like hologram with a distinctive personality and emotional capacity. She has a close, sometimes contentious but meaningful, relationship with Kain, the protagonist. Their dynamic involves mutual reliance and emotional complexity, which fits the tone of the lyrics68.
• Millie, while a close companion, is characterized more by her comedic, energetic, and competitive relationship with both Kain and Canal. She is described as jealous of Canal and is more often a source of comic relief and rivalry than deep emotional connection6.

Specific Lyric Clues:

• The mention of "blue eyes" could be a reference to Canal, who is often depicted with blue or green hair and may have blue eyes in some visual interpretations. Millie's physical description is less emphasized in this way in official sources.
• The themes of longing, regret, and an inability to communicate directly ("Even my voice calling out to you can no longer reach you") align with the unique relationship Kain has with Canal, who is not human and whose existence is fundamentally different and sometimes distant8.

Conclusion:
While the lyrics do not name either character, the emotional tone and references are more consistent with Kain's relationship with Canal than with Millie. However, without explicit confirmation from official sources, this interpretation remains likely but not definitive. The song is best understood as reflecting the complex bonds and emotional undercurrents between Kain and Canal in the series68.

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Answer from Perplexity: pplx.ai/share

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nihongolearn__ said:

canal has more 'purple' eyes, rather then blue : o
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''I was always captivated by those blue eyes'' is now: ''Those reckless eyes have always encouraged me'' ... i was told that ''mukou mizu na, sono hitomi ni'' means ''reckless eyes''

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mdchachi said:

If so perhaps the analysis is still valid that it's about Canal.

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nihongolearn__ said:

: D
^^



also, before...
i like what google translate gave me.... but i'm not sure which is better :''Your smile made me believe forever in my heart'' or ''Your smile will forever remain in my heart'' (eien o shinji saseta, omae no egao mune ni)
they both sound good for it

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mdchachi said:

I like the second one better.

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nihongolearn__ said:

then, i'll take that one : 3
same translation meaning? : o

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mdchachi said:

More or less. The first one has some ambiguity in it.

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mdchachi said:

Are you a native English speaker?

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nihongolearn__ said:

: 3


yeah, i am : 3

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mdchachi said:

Ok then you can decide yourself what's better.

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