Can someone explain「下を向いたらダメだ。」 I'm reading an interview article and it says: 話すを聞くうちに、普段は気づかないけど、自分の夢だったり根本にあるものはみんな一緒なのかなって思えて。ただ、逆に自分の重いはみんなと違うのかな？って思ってしまうときもありましたね......。 「下をむいたらダメだ」って言われたんですけど、本番前に泣いてしまいました。 The literal translation of "don't look down" doesn't really make sense to me in this context, so I thought maybe it's more of an emotional "down"? Can someone explain what this means in this context?

Could someone explain what this means? I'm trying to read this article and it says 何が正解でどうすることで道は開けるのかを考えれば考えるほど、自分の存在意義を見失い葛藤したはずだ。 I understand the first half being, but I'm not sure I understand the second half. The 見失い葛藤したはずだ part is throwing me off. I thought it meant something like The more she thought about what was right or what to do in order to open the way forward, the more it seemed like she lost sight of the meaning of her own existence. Can someone correct or explain this to me please?

What does 素情 mean? So, question answered. It seems like they made a mistake and it should be 表情 so that's easy enough to understand. Original Question ============= I was reading through an interview article and came across this line where I don't quite understand a couple kanji. あと、素情も大人っぽくなったなあと、撮影を見ていて感じました。 What does 素情 mean in this case? Or is it supposed to be 素性 and they made a mistake? =============

勉強する vs 学ぶ vs 習う I'm wondering what the difference is between 勉強する・学ぶ・習う. Can they be used interchangeably? Are there specific situations that each one is restricted to?

What is this conjugation? 見てられんってどう言う意味？ I came across this recently and don't really understand this conjugation. Does it equate to 見てられない？ How would I use this in a sentence?