그리워하다
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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그리워하다 /ɡɯɾiwoha̠da/ B1 |
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하루 /ha̠ɾu/ A1 |
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마음 /ma̠ɯm/ A2 |
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살다 /salda/ A1 |
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기억 /ɡiʌk/ B1 |
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없다 /ʌpda/ A1 |
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지나다 /tɕina̠da/ B1 |
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여전히 /jʌjʌni/ B2 |
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허전하다 /hʌdʒʌnada/ B2 |
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책임지다 /tɕɛɡimdʒida/ B2 |
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다 /da/ A1 |
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다시 /daɕi/ A2 |
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기다리다 /ɡidari̠da/ B1 |
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원하다 /wʌnada/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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아직도 내 마음속엔 너 Oh oh
➔ Use of '아직도' to indicate 'still' or 'yet'
➔ '아직도' emphasizes that something continues to be the case, similar to 'still' in English.
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그리워하다
➔ Verb '그리워하다' means 'to miss' or 'long for', formed by adding '하다' to a noun indicating longing.
➔ '하다' is a common Korean verb meaning 'to do', often used to turn nouns into verbs.
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너를 그리워하다 하루가 다 지났어
➔ Use of '하루가 다 지났어' to indicate 'a day has passed', emphasizing the duration.
➔ '다' after a verb or noun in Korean emphasizes the completeness or entirety of an action or duration.
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너를 잊으려 하다
➔ Use of '으려 하다' to indicate an intention or attempt to do something.
➔ '으려 하다' is a grammatical pattern used to express an intention or effort to do something, often translated as 'trying to' or 'intend to'.
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시간은 앞으로만 가는 걸 어째
➔ Use of '만' to emphasize 'only', indicating limitation or exclusivity.
➔ '만' in Korean means 'only' or 'just', emphasizing exclusivity or limitation of something.