Learn Japanese with a Poem #5 | いい夢 Sweet Dream (〜られる vs 〜られない: can / can't)

"I can't bear to wake." A short Japanese poem about remembering every word someone said, explained line by line in English. I wrote this poem myself, under my pen name "Hibernation in August." 📖 Read this poem in Japanese, Chinese, and English: https://poem.knittinghiyori.com/0105/ 🌙 Read all my poems (365 Days of Poems): https://poem.knittinghiyori.com/ ✉️ Get new poems by email, every 1 to 2 weeks: https://knittinghiyori.kit.com/dc401d... ▶️ Start from #1:    • Learn Japanese with a Poem #1 | 図書館 The Li...   ▶️ Previous, #4:    • Learn Japanese with a Poem #4 | ドン Boom (S...   ▶️ Next, #6:    • Learn Japanese with a Poem #6 | 百番目の好き The...   What you'll learn ・iru as "to need" (not "to be there") ・to as "if": yomanai to = if you don't read ・yume o miru: in Japanese, you "see" a dream ・Bonus: rareru (can) vs rarenai (can't) Chapters 0:00 I can't bear to wake 0:14 Intro 1:04 What it means in English 1:25 Part 1: They say you need poems 2:40 Part 2: Every word you said 3:36 Part 3: Even the pauses 4:28 Part 4: Every line 5:13 Bonus: can and can't 6:11 Vocabulary review 6:58 Listen again 7:32 Read more poems The poem: Sweet Dream They say you need poems in your life to be able to dream Poems, I can never memorize but every word you've ever said I remember even the pauses. At night I go over them again in my dreams every line I can't bear to finish, can't bear to wake If you like the poems here, remember to subscribe, share this video, and turn on the notification bell 🔔 #LearnJapanese #JapanesePoetry #JapaneseGrammar