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I got this note in an e-mail (context:the e-mail is from a band, we're talking about an upcoming show)
当日は、(name of song)でもりあがりましょう!
What I'm not understanding is the でもり- I tried looking up mori as a part of speech and got nothing.
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by Kate
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当日は、(name of song)で もりあがりましょう!
On that day, let's have fun/go crazy with (the song)!
".... de moriagaru" means to "have fun with....," "go crazy (in a good sense) with...." and this "...de" is the "with..." part :) The verb is "moriagaru (dictionary form)" or "moriagarimasu (masu form)."
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by AK
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