DUMB DUMB – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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거울 /ɡʌ.ul/ A1 |
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눈 /nun/ A1 |
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표정 /pjo.dʒʌŋ/ B1 |
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춤 /tʃum/ A1 |
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마음 /ma.eum/ A2 |
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무서워 /mu.sʌ.wʌ/ B1 |
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사랑 /sa.rang/ A1 |
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계획 /ɡye.ɥwaek/ B2 |
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순수한 /sun.su.han/ B2 |
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모습 /mo.sʌp/ B1 |
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연습 /jʌn.sɯp/ A2 |
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안아줘 /a.na.dʒwo/ B1 |
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보일까 /bo.il.kka/ B2 |
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연약해 /jʌn.jak.hae/ B2 |
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잔머리 /dʒan.mʌ.ri/ B2 |
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DUMB /dʌm/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Let me just say it now
➔ Use of 'let me' + verb to make a polite suggestion or request.
➔ 'Let me' is used to politely introduce a personal suggestion or intention.
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DUMB DUMB DUMB
➔ Repetition for emphasis, often used in spoken language or lyrics to intensify expression.
➔ 'DUMB DUMB DUMB' is repeated to emphasize the importance or emotional intensity of the phrase.
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Because I aint got time for that
➔ Use of the negative contraction 'ain't' as a colloquial form of 'am not', 'is not', or 'have not'.
➔ 'Ain't' functions as a colloquial negative contraction often used in informal speech.
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You DUMB DUMB
➔ Use of direct object pronoun 'you' combined with an informal or colloquial expression for emphasis or tone.
➔ 'You' acts as the direct object, and the phrase is used in an informal tone to directly address someone with emphasis.
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And over and over
➔ Use of 'and' + adverbial phrase 'over and over' to indicate repetition or recurrence.
➔ 'Over and over' emphasizes that something is happening repeatedly or continuously.
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Make love or, make believe
➔ Use of coordination with 'or' to present two alternatives or actions.
➔ 'Or' connects two verbs to indicate choices between two actions—either engaging in intimacy ('make love') or pretending ('make believe').
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I aint got time for that
➔ Use of the colloquial negative 'ain't' with 'got time for' to express having no time or interest.
➔ 'Ain't got time for' is a colloquial way of saying one does not have time or patience for something.