Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the world of K-pop with BABYMONSTER's 'I LIKE IT'! This song is a fantastic tool for learners to practice modern Korean slang and English-Korean code-switching, all while experiencing the high-energy performance style that makes the group a global sensation.
Key Vocabulary
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복잡하다 bok-jap-ha-da Level 1 |
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고장 go-jang Level 2 |
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정신 jeong-sin Level 2 |
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미치다 mi-chi-da Level 2 |
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생각 saeng-gak Level 1 |
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낯설다 nat-seol-da Level 3 |
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원하다 won-ha-da Level 2 |
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망설이다 mang-seo-ri-da Level 3 |
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용기 yong-gi Level 3 |
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어둠 eo-dum Level 2 |
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끝나다 kkeut-na-da Level 1 |
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지르다 ji-reu-da Level 3 |
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매일 mae-il Level 1 |
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기다리다 gi-da-ri-da Level 1 |
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순간 sun-gan Level 2 |
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설레다 seol-le-da Level 3 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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내가 고장 나 버린 듯
➔ -아/어 버리다 (completed/regretful action)
➔ The suffix "버리다" emphasizes that the speaker has completely "broken down" (gajang na) due to the situation.
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미쳤나 봐
➔ -나 보다 (supposition/guessing)
➔ Attaching "-나 봐" to the verb "미치다" indicates that the speaker is guessing or assuming they might be going crazy.
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틈만 나면 네 생각을 해
➔ -면 (conditional clause)
➔ "틈만 나면" is a common expression meaning "whenever there is a spare moment," using the conditional "-면".
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이런 내가 낯설기만 해
➔ -기만 하다 (only/exclusively)
➔ Adding "-기만 해" to "낯설다" emphasizes that the speaker feels exclusively "unfamiliar" or "strange" with themselves.
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너도 원하잖아
➔ -잖아 (shared knowledge/confirmation)
➔ The ending "-잖아" is used to confirm something the speaker believes the listener also knows: "You want it too, right?"
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더 이상 망설이지 마
➔ -지 마 (negative imperative)
➔ The suffix "-지 마" is the informal negative command form, meaning "Do not hesitate anymore."
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어둠이 끝나가기 전에
➔ -기 전에 (before doing)
➔ The structure "-기 전에" is used to define a timeframe that occurs before the action of "ending" (끝나다).
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보고 싶다 말을 해줘
➔ -아/어 주다 (do something for someone)
➔ The auxiliary verb "-줘" (from 주다) implies that the speaker is asking the listener to do the favor of saying "I miss you."
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