Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of Stray Kids with "Chk Chk Boom," a high-energy track infused with exciting Latin hip-hop and reggaeton rhythms. This song offers a fantastic opportunity to explore Korean with a twist, as it seamlessly blends Korean, English, and even Spanish phrases. What makes it special is its confident message of hitting your targets and embracing a unique style, all while delivering a catchy beat and dynamic choreography that will undoubtedly encourage you to move and learn!
Key Vocabulary
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plan /plæn/ A2 |
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life /laɪf/ A1 |
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snipe /snaɪp/ B2 |
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truck /trʌk/ A2 |
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fly /flaɪ/ A1 |
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stop /stɒp/ A1 |
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hunting /ˈhʌntɪŋ/ B1 |
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chaos /ˈkeɪɒs/ B2 |
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견해 /kyeonhae/ B2 |
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행보 /hæːŋbo/ C1 |
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목표치 /mokpyochi/ B2 |
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owner /ˈəʊnər/ A2 |
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정적 /tɕʌŋdʑʌk/ C1 |
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trigger /ˈtrɪɡər/ B2 |
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bullet /ˈbʊlɪt/ A2 |
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shot /ʃɒt/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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자택에 머물 것을 권장해 드립니다.
➔ -(으)ㄹ 것을 권장하다 / 요청하다 (Recommending/requesting to do something)
➔ This structure uses the future nominalizer "-(으)ㄹ 것" followed by "을/를" and verbs like "권장하다" (to recommend) or "요청하다" (to request). It's used to formally recommend or request an action. Here, it recommends "머물 것을" (to stay).
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Gary, 왜 화장실 휴지 없는 거 말 안 해줬어요?
➔ -(으)ㄴ/는 거 (Nominalization of a descriptive/action verb ending in -는 거)
➔ This is an informal way to nominalize a verb or adjective, equivalent to "-(으)ㄴ/는 것." It turns a clause into a noun phrase. Here, "없는 거" means 'the fact that there isn't' or 'the thing that is missing'.
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허점 없이 완벽한 판도 위에서 춤춰 내 plan대로 keep going
➔ -(으)ㄴ 대로 (As; according to)
➔ This grammar pattern is attached to a verb stem or adjective stem to indicate that an action or state is 'as' or 'according to' what precedes it. Here, "plan대로" means 'according to my plan'.
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승리를 너무 과식했지 배불러
➔ -(았/었)지 (Confirmation or shared knowledge)
➔ This ending is used to confirm a past fact, often with a slight sense of realization, self-reflection, or when addressing someone who is expected to share the same knowledge. Here, "과식했지" implies 'I overate (victory), didn't I?' or 'I guess I overate (victory).'
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산책도 할 겸 허리띠 매 둘러
➔ -(으)ㄹ 겸 (While also doing; for the purpose of two things)
➔ This expression is used when an action serves two or more purposes, or when you do something 'while also' doing something else. Here, "할 겸" means 'while also taking a walk' or 'for the purpose of taking a walk (and something else)'.
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안 되는 것 없이 I do it
➔ -(으)ㄹ 것 없이 (Without needing to; without anything being necessary)
➔ This advanced expression indicates that there is no need for a particular action or condition, or that something can be done 'without anything (else)'. Here, "안 되는 것 없이" means 'without anything being impossible' or 'without any difficulty'.
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클리셰 파괴 자체가 더 클리셰
➔ 자체가 (Itself; by itself; inherently)
➔ The particle "자체가" is used to emphasize the subject, meaning 'the thing itself' or 'by its very nature'. It highlights that the subject, rather than something external, is the focus of the statement. Here, "파괴 자체가" means 'the act of breaking clichés, itself'.
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내 행보는 여전히 그다음 level에만 대입해
➔ -에만 (Only to/at; exclusively)
➔ This combines the locative particle "에" (to/at/in) with the restrictive particle "만" (only/just). It indicates that the action or state applies exclusively to the specified location or object. Here, "level에만" means 'only to the next level'.
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I’m the owner of my goal 주인 잘 만난 복
➔ -(으)ㄴ/는 복 (The fortune/blessing of having done/being something)
➔ This expression uses a past participle form "-(으)ㄴ" to describe the noun "복" (fortune/blessing). It means 'the fortune of having a good owner' or 'it's a blessing to have met a good owner'. It's often used humorously or to express gratitude for a good situation. Here, "잘 만난 복" refers to the good fortune of having met a good owner (himself, for his goals).
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너희 혹시 조금 나이 많은, 조금 덜 날렵한 멤버 영입할 생각 있나?
➔ -(으)ㄹ 생각 있다 (To have the thought/intention of doing something)
➔ This structure combines the future nominalizer "-(으)ㄹ" with "생각" (thought/idea) and "있다" (to have), expressing an intention or plan to do something. It's often used in questions to inquire about someone's plans. Here, "영입할 생각 있나?" asks 'Do you have any thought/plan to recruit?'.
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