Artificial intelligent assistant

What does パラパラ雨揺れる mean? > **** It is a part of a song called . Does describe a sound or a movement? I don't understand what is shaking. Is it the rain that is shaking (/) or is it something, I think somebody, that is shaking because of the rain (omitted subject + /)? Can't they be separate sentences? "Pitter-patter. It's raining. Even though I'm shaking, now, that has nothing to do with us".

is an onomatopoeia for light rain just as is for heavy rain. is a very common expression, so it definitely refers to rain. You can hear the sound here.

And I think we should simply parse that the subject of here is . In this context, is clearly about the rain, which is usually annoying. Of course nothing in the song suggests these people are on an unstable boat. is not a common expression at all, but I think this is a poetic way of describing some aspect of a rainfall, not a person. For example, they may be looking at the rain through a frosted glass.

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