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Eh-eh, eh, eh 00:02
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Eh-eh, eh, eh 00:10
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ABC, 도레미 00:16
만큼 착했던 나 00:20
그 눈빛이 싹 변했지 00:24
어쩌면 이 또한 나니까 00:28
난 파란 나비처럼 날아가 00:31
잡지 못한 건 다 네 몫이니까 00:35
활짝 꽃피웠던 시간도 00:38
이제 모두 내겐 lie, lie, lie 00:42
붉게 타버려진 너와 나 00:46
난 괜찮아, 넌 괜찮을까? 00:50
구름 한 점 없이 예쁜 날 00:54
꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다 00:58
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꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다 01:13
You and me, 미칠 듯이 01:18
뜨거웠지만 01:22
처참하게 짓밟혀진 01:26
내 하나뿐인 라일락 01:30
난 하얀 꽃잎처럼 날아가 01:32
잡지 않은 것은 너니까 01:37
살랑살랑 부는 바람에 이끌려 01:40
봄은 오지만 우린 bye, bye, bye 01:44
붉게 타버려진 너와 나 01:48
난 괜찮아, 넌 괜찮을까? 01:52
구름 한 점 없이 예쁜 날 01:56
꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다 02:00
02:04
꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다 02:15
이젠 안녕, goodbye! 02:20
뒤는 절대 안 봐 02:22
미련이란 이름의 잎새 하나 02:24
봄비에 너에게서 떨어져 02:27
꽃향기만 남아, hey, hey 02:33
Hey, hey, hey 02:38
Hey, hey, hey 02:42
꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다 02:46
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FLOWER – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

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Learning a language through music is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the culture. JISOO's 'FLOWER' offers a great opportunity to learn Korean with its poetic and repetitive lyrics. The song's message of overcoming hardship and blooming into a stronger version of yourself is universally inspiring, and its beautiful metaphors provide a deeper understanding of Korean lyricism. The catchy melody and clear pronunciation make it an enjoyable and effective song for language learners.

[English]
Eh-eh, eh, eh
...
Eh-eh, eh, eh
...
ABC, do-re-mi
As good as that was me
That look in your eyes completely changed
Maybe this is just who I am
I fly away like a blue butterfly
Everything you couldn’t catch is all on you
The time when I fully bloomed
Now it’s all just a lie, lie, lie
You and I, burned to ashes
I’m fine, but are you?
On a perfectly clear, beautiful day
I left behind only the scent of flowers
...
I left behind only the scent of flowers
You and me, madly
Blazing hot
Cruelly trampled
My one and only lilac
I fly away like a white petal
It’s you who didn’t hold on
Led by the gentle breeze
Spring comes, but we say bye, bye, bye
You and I, burned to ashes
I’m fine, but are you?
On a perfectly clear, beautiful day
I left behind only the scent of flowers
...
I left behind only the scent of flowers
Now it’s goodbye, goodbye!
I’ll never look back
Not a single leaf of regret remains
In the spring rain, I’ve let go of you
Only the scent of flowers remains, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
I left behind only the scent of flowers
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

/kkot̚/

A1
  • noun
  • - flower

날아가

/na̠ɾa̠ɡa/

B1
  • verb
  • - fly away

잡지

/tɕa̠p̚tɕ͈i/

B1
  • verb
  • - hold, catch

시간

/ɕiɡa̠n/

A2
  • noun
  • - time

구름

/kuɾɯm/

A2
  • noun
  • - cloud

예쁜

/je̞p͈ɯn/

A2
  • adjective
  • - pretty, beautiful

남기고

/namɡido/

B1
  • verb
  • - leave behind

향기

/hja̠ŋɡi/

B1
  • noun
  • - fragrance, scent

미칠

/mitɕʰil/

B2
  • verb
  • - go crazy, be crazy

뜨거웠지만

/t͈ɯɡʌ̹wʌᆻtɕʰiman/

B2
  • adjective
  • - hot, warm

라일락

/ɾa̠ilɾa̠k̚/

B1
  • noun
  • - lilac

부는

/puːnɯn/

A2
  • verb
  • - blow

바람

/paɾa̠m/

A2
  • noun
  • - wind

떨어져

/t͈ʌ̹ɾʌ̹dʑʌ̹/

B1
  • verb
  • - fall

안녕

/a̠n.jʌŋ/

A1
  • interjection
  • - goodbye

미련

/miɾjʌn/

B1
  • noun
  • - regret, attachment

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 그 눈빛이 싹 변했지

    ➔ Past tense with '싹' (completely)

    ➔ The verb '변했지' is in the past tense, indicating a completed action. '싹' emphasizes the completeness of the change in the gaze.

  • 난 파란 나비처럼 날아가

    ➔ Comparative simile using '처럼'

    ➔ '처럼' is used to compare the subject to a blue butterfly, emphasizing the manner of flying.

  • 이제 모두 내겐 lie, lie, lie

    ➔ Present tense with emphasis using repetition

    ➔ The repetition of 'lie' emphasizes the speaker's feeling of deception in the present moment.

  • 난 괜찮아, 넌 괜찮을까?

    ➔ Contrastive sentence using '난...넌'

    ➔ The structure '난...넌' contrasts the speaker's state with the listener's, creating a rhetorical question.

  • 꽃향기만 남기고 갔단다

    ➔ Past tense with '고' (and) connector

    ➔ The connector '고' links the action of leaving with the result of only the flower scent remaining.

  • 봄은 오지만 우린 bye, bye, bye

    ➔ Contrastive conjunction using '지만'

    ➔ '지만' contrasts the arrival of spring with the separation of the two individuals.

  • 이젠 안녕, goodbye!

    ➔ Present tense with exclamatory expression

    ➔ The use of '이젠' and 'goodbye!' expresses a strong farewell in the present moment.