멸종위기사랑 – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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사랑 /sa.ɾaŋ/ A1 |
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종말론 /t͡ɕoŋ.mal.lon/ B2 |
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믿다 /mit̚.t͈a/ A2 |
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사람 /sa.ɾam/ A1 |
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하나 /ha.na/ A1 |
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있다 /it̚.t͈a/ A1 |
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내일 /nɛ.il/ A1 |
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인류 /il.lju/ B1 |
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잃어버리다 /i.ɾʌ.bʌ.ɾi.da/ A2 |
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멸종위기 /mjʌl.t͡ɕoŋ.wi.ɡi/ C1 |
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불 /pul/ A1 |
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만들다 /man.dɯl.da/ A1 |
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오다 /o.da/ A1 |
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아무도 /a.mu.do/ A2 |
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위기 /wi.ɡi/ B1 |
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멸종 /mjʌl.t͡ɕoŋ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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왔다네 정말로
➔ Exclamatory/Realization Ending -(으)네
➔ This ending expresses a sudden realization, discovery, or mild surprise. It's often used in narration or when speaking to oneself. Here, "왔다네" conveys the speaker's realization that something has arrived.
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아무도 안 믿었던
➔ Past Perfective Adnominal Ending V-았던
➔ This ending modifies a noun by indicating an action that was completed in the past, and its result or state continued up to a certain point, or is being recollected. "믿었던" describes something that "no one had believed."
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한 사람당 하나의
➔ Noun + 당 (Per/Each)
➔ This particle indicates a rate, proportion, or distribution for each unit of the preceding noun. Here, "사람당" means "per person" or "for each person."
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사랑이 있었대
➔ Contracted Indirect Quotation V-았/었대
➔ This is a contracted form of "-았/었다고 해/했다," used to report something one heard or that was said by others in the past, often conveying a sense of indirect knowledge or hearsay. "있었대" means "they said there was" or "I heard there was."
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내일이면
➔ Noun + (이)면 (Conditional Clause)
➔ This particle expresses a condition or assumption. If the preceding noun represents a condition that is met, the following action or state occurs. Here, "내일이면" means "if it's tomorrow" or "by tomorrow."
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인류가 잃어버릴
➔ Future/Prospective Adnominal Ending V-(으)ㄹ
➔ This ending modifies a noun by indicating an action that will happen in the future, or an action that has potential or likelihood. "잃어버릴" describes something that "humanity will lose."
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불이 만들어지는
➔ Passive Voice V-아/어지다 + Present Adnominal Ending -는
➔ "V-아/어지다" forms the passive voice, indicating that the subject undergoes an action rather than performing it. "-는" then modifies the following noun, describing the noun that is currently being made. "만들어지는" means "that is being made."
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사랑의 종말론
➔ Genitive Case/Possessive Noun + 의 + Noun (Compound Noun)
➔ "의" indicates possession or a relationship between two nouns. Here, it links "사랑" (love) to "종말론" (theory of end/eschatology), forming a compound meaning "the theory of the end of love" or "love's apocalypse theory," creating a specific concept.