How do you say "In the days locked away to forget" in Japanese?

"In the days locked away to forget" in Japanese is "忘れてしまいたくて閉じ込めた日々に". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "忘れてしまいたくて閉じ込めた日々に" mean in English?

"忘れてしまいたくて閉じ込めた日々に" means "In the days locked away to forget" in English.

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How to Say ‘In the days locked away to forget’ in Japanese

忘れてしまいたくて閉じ込めた日々に

わすれてしまいたくてとじこめたひびに

Phrase Breakdown

忘れてしまいたくて

閉じ込めた日々に

Word-by-Word Breakdown

忘れわすれ

[wasure]

forget

Failing to remember or recall.

Example

忘れ物をした。

I left something behind.

てて

[te]

indicates a connection

Used to extend or link expressions.

Example

読みたくて買った。

I bought it because I wanted to read it.

しまいしまい

[shimai]

do completely

Expresses completing an action.

Example

全部飲んでしまった。

I drank it all.

たくたく

[taku]

want to

Desire or inclination to act.

Example

話したくて仕方ない。

I can't help but want to talk.

てて

[te]

indicates a connection

Used to extend or link expressions.

Example

読みたくて買った。

I bought it because I wanted to read it.

閉じ込めとじこめ

[tojikome]

lock

To confine or shut in something or someone.

Example

部屋に閉じ込めた。

Confined in a room.

たた

[ta]

past tense

Form denoting action or condition in the past.

Example

食べたばかり。

I just ate.

日々ひび

[hibi]

days

Refers to the course of daily life or routine.

Example

楽しい日々を送る。

Lead happy days.

にに

[ni]

Indicates location or situation.

Example

日本に住む。

Live in Japan.

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