translate song for me please

[C0kaCoLa]

Please translate it into english so i know what every word means..It doesnt have to sound correct...just translate directly what the words mean and if it cant be translate into english just leave the words as it is...thanks

kokoro kara utaenai nara nan no tame no uta nandarou
kimi wa mada kienai mama de imademo tsuyoku.....

hoshi ga furu machikado de boku wa kyou mo utatteru
michika ita melody sora ni mai agare

kaze no naka de kikoeru love song kumo no stage NEON no dance
kimi no tameni inori wo komete boku wa utai tsuzukeru

kokoro kara utaenai nara nan no tame no uta nandarou
kimi wa mada kienai mama de imademo tsuyoku
owari naki tsuioku no hibi kimi wa hoshi ni nattandarou
kono kotoba setsunai omoi kimi made todoke

[mandolin]

A word for word translation will not help you as much as you think it will. Each word cannot be translated directly, because a lot of the words are simply particles that indicate parts of speech, and have unique uses based on context, and all you would end up doing is making associations that are either incorrect or only correct some of the time.

Your best bet is to start learning the language from the ground up. Start with hiragana and katakana, then begin to expand your vocabulary. Zeo and Dai's vocabluary forum is a good place to start.

Good luck in your learning!

Gambatte kudasai!

[C0kaCoLa]

i can read the hiragana and katakana already...but still cant read the kanji yet..Im trying to find the best way to learn kanji..anyway do you know where i can download a japanese to english dictionary?

[colind]

of course there are many online dictionaries you can use and you can easily find them by searching google and going to the top results, but one that I use on my computer is Kanjibrowse.
http://www.stackz.com/KanjiBrowze/kbr.htm
Very useful i think, also handles chinese if you're interested in that too.

[C0kaCoLa]

thanks..but i dont really know any kanji yet...can i find words using kana in that software?

[mandolin]

This is what I use for looking up japanese. It lets you search with both kana and kanji, with its own built in IME.

J-Lookup

I've been extremly satisfied with it, and it can use any EDICT-based dictionary (comes with one of its own, as well)