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我很快乐 Lyrics & Pinyin - Learn Chinese Song

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hěn
kuài
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-
liú
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S
a
r
a
L
i
u
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I'm Very Happy
shuō
yǒu
shén
me
néng
shuō
shén
me
What can't be said, what is there to fear?
xiāng
xìn
huì
huì
nán
guò
Believe me, I won't cry, I won't be sad.
cuò
shuí
de
cuò
Whose fault is it?
shuí
néng
shuō
qīng
chǔ
hái
suàn
de
cuò
Who can clearly say? Might as well be my fault.
zuò
yǒu
shén
me
gǎn
zuò
shén
me
What can't be done, what is there to fear?
xiāng
xìn
zài
hu
jiù
suàn
zǒu
le
Believe me, I don't care, even if you leave.
luò
jiù
suàn
de
xīn
cóng
shí
liù
lóu
Falls, even if my heart from the sixteenth floor
luò
xià
céng
B
B
Drops to Basement B, Level One.
huì
nán
guò
yào
xiǎo
kàn
I still won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
liǎo
chàng
shǒu
What can't be overcome? At most, sing a song.
suī
rán
shì
bēi
shāng
de
shēng
yīn
yǒu
diǎn
chàn
dǒu
Though it's a sad song, my voice trembles a bit.
hǎo
duō
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
Still much better than you, I'm still very happy.
cái
huì
nán
guò
bié
tài
xiǎo
kàn
I won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
shuí
shuō
néng
What can't be overcome? Who said I can't drink?
shuí
dōu
duō
zǒu
yǒu
diǎn
diān
I drink more than anyone, my steps a bit unsteady.
qiáng
duō
Still much stronger than you.
hái
shì
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
I am still myself, I am still very happy.
zuò
yǒu
shén
me
rěn
xīn
shén
me
What is there to shrink from, what is there to fear?
xiāng
xìn
zài
hu
jiù
suàn
zǒu
le
Believe me, I don't care, even if you leave.
luò
jiù
suàn
de
xīn
cóng
shí
liù
lóu
Falls, even if my heart from the sixteenth floor
luò
xià
céng
B
B
Drops to Basement B, Level One.
huì
nán
guò
yào
xiǎo
kàn
I still won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
liǎo
chàng
shǒu
What can't be overcome? At most, sing a song.
suī
rán
shì
bēi
shāng
de
shēng
yīn
yǒu
diǎn
chàn
dǒu
Though it's a sad song, my voice trembles a bit.
hǎo
duō
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
Still much better than you, I'm still very happy.
cái
huì
nán
guò
bié
tài
xiǎo
kàn
I won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
shuí
shuō
néng
What can't be overcome? Who said I can't drink?
shuí
dōu
duō
zǒu
yǒu
diǎn
diān
I drink more than anyone, my steps a bit unsteady.
qiáng
duō
Still much stronger than you.
hái
shì
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
I am still myself, I am still very happy.
huì
nán
guò
yào
xiǎo
kàn
I still won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
liǎo
chàng
shǒu
What can't be overcome? At most, sing a song.
suī
rán
shì
bēi
shāng
de
shēng
yīn
yǒu
diǎn
chàn
dǒu
Though it's a sad song, my voice trembles a bit.
hǎo
duō
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
Still much better than you, I'm still very happy.
cái
huì
nán
guò
bié
tài
xiǎo
kàn
I won't be sad, don't underestimate me.
yǒu
shén
me
áo
guò
shāo
diào
xiě
de
xìn
What can't be overcome? Burn the letters you wrote.
wàng
diào
huan
de
bǎng
zhù
de
yǎn
jīng
Forget the songs you liked, bind my eyes.
yǎn
lèi
diào
xià
lái
Tears won't fall.
hái
shì
hái
shì
hěn
kuài
I am still myself, I am still very happy.

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
快乐 kuài lè happy, joyful HSK 2
忍心 rěn xīn have the heart to, be hardhearted enough to HSK 7
落下 luò xià drop, fall HSK 7
小看 xiǎo kàn look down upon, belittle HSK 7
忘掉 wàng diào forget, let slip from one's mind HSK 7
就算 jiù suàn even if, granted that HSK 6
在乎 zài hu mind, care about HSK 4
歌声 gē shēng singing voice, sound of singing HSK 3
眼睛 yǎn jing eye HSK 2
虽然 suī rán though, although HSK 2
清楚 qīng chu clear, distinct HSK 2
你好 nǐ hǎo hello, hi HSK 1
喜欢 xǐ huan like, love HSK 1
走路 zǒu lù walk, go on foot HSK 1
才不 cái bù as if!, by no means
相信 xiāng xìn to believe, to be convinced
眼泪 yǎn lèi tear, teardrop
悲伤 bēi shāng sad, sorrowful
绑住 bǎng zhù to fasten, to bind
大不了 dà bu liǎo at the worst, if the worst comes to the worst

What if happiness wasn't just a fleeting moment, but a deliberate declaration? That's the empowering vibe radiating from Liu Xijun's "我很快乐" (Wǒ Hěn Kuài Lè), or "I Am Very Happy." This isn't just a cheerful tune; it's a testament to the powerful vocal artistry of a singer who shot to fame on Super Girl in 2009, captivating millions with her clear vocals and profound emotional delivery. Prepare to not only learn Chinese but also genuinely feel the joy Liu Xijun, a prominent Chinese singer and actress, effortlessly pours into every note.

Quick Info

Song Name 我很快乐 (Wǒ Hěn Kuài Lè)
Artist 劉惜君
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2011
Duration 04:10

The Story Behind the Song

"我很快乐" isn't merely a track; it's a tender, resonant affirmation echoing from Liu Xijun's 2011 album, "拂曉." From its very dawn, this song blossomed into a beloved anthem, its uplifting melody and positive lyrics, delivered through Liu Xijun's signature warm and clear vocals, quickly becoming a comforting embrace for countless listeners.

It's a profound yet gentle reminder that genuine happiness isn't a grand, elusive quest, but rather a quiet grace found in the mosaic of everyday moments, a heartfelt invitation to cherish the simple, vibrant pulse of life. This song speaks to a universal yearning, a beautifully articulate plea to find contentment amidst life's hustle, illuminating the profound power of choosing joy.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

我很快乐 心是自由的
Wǒ hěn kuàilè, xīn shì zìyóu de
I am very happy, my heart is free.

This line beautifully elevates the concept of happiness beyond superficial cheerfulness, conveying a profound state of inner liberation. It suggests that true joy comes from emotional independence and a heart unburdened by past attachments. This declaration of freedom is central to the song's theme of finding self-contentment after loss.

别再说是谁的错 错过的爱已经太多
Bié zàishuō shì shuí de cuò, cuòguò de ài yǐjīng tài duō
Don't say whose fault it is anymore, there's been too much missed love.

This poignant couplet embodies a mature acceptance of a bygone relationship, moving beyond blame to a philosophical understanding of love's impermanence. It signifies the protagonist's emotional growth and willingness to release grievances. The line beautifully connects to the theme by showing that letting go of the past, including its perceived faults, is crucial for embracing present happiness.

Grammar Notes

📌 就算... 也... (jiùsuàn... yě...)
This pattern is used to express a concession or a hypothetical situation, meaning 'even if... still...'. It emphasizes that a certain outcome will remain unchanged despite the conditional clause.

就算下雨,我也要去跑步。

Jiùsuàn xiàyǔ, wǒ yě yào qù páobù.

Even if it rains, I will still go for a run.

📌 V + 得 + Complement (V + de + Bǔyǔ)
This structure uses the structural particle '得 (de)' after a verb to introduce a complement that describes the result, manner, or degree of the action. The complement can be an adjective, an adverbial phrase, or another verb phrase.

她中文说得很流利。

Tā Zhōngwén shuō de hěn liúlì.

She speaks Chinese very fluently.

📌 比... 得多 (bǐ... de duō)
This pattern is used to express a significant difference in comparison, meaning 'much more/better/worse than...'. '得多' acts as a complement indicating a large degree of difference.

这件衣服比那件便宜得多。

Zhè jiàn yīfu bǐ nà jiàn piányi de duō.

This piece of clothing is much cheaper than that one.

📌 有什么... V + 不 + RC (yǒu shénme... V + bù + RC)
This is a rhetorical question structure that implies 'nothing is impossible/too difficult' or 'it's not a big deal.' '有什么' means 'what is there' (to be afraid of/can't overcome), followed by a verb with a negative result complement, indicating that the action *can* be overcome or is not difficult (e.g., '熬不过' means 'can't endure').

有什么困难解决不了?

Yǒu shénme kùnnan jiějué bùliǎo?

What difficulty can't be solved? (Meaning: No difficulty is unsolvable.)

📌 大不了... (dàbùliǎo...)
This idiom means 'at worst,' 'if the worst comes to the worst,' or 'it's not a big deal if...'. It's used to show a dismissive attitude towards a potentially negative outcome, implying that the consequence isn't that bad and one can still cope.

大不了我们重新开始。

Dàbùliǎo wǒmen chóngxīn kāishǐ.

At worst, we'll just start over again.