Lemon Drop
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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보이다 /bo.i.da/ A1 |
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끌리다 /k͈ɯl.li.da/ B1 |
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시선 /ɕi.sʌn/ B1 |
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빼앗기다 /p͈ɛ.at.ki.da/ B2 |
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시큼하다 /ɕi.kʰɯm.ha.da/ B1 |
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자극 /d͡ʑa.gɯk̚/ B2 |
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침 /t͡ɕʰim/ B1 |
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고이다 /ko.i.da/ B2 |
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입가심 /ip.ka.ɕim/ B2 |
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담기다 /dam.gi.da/ B1 |
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눈빛 /nun.bit̚/ B1 |
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찌릿하다 /t͡ɕ͈i.ɾit̚.ha.da/ B2 |
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머릿속 /mʌ.ɾit̚.sok̚/ B1 |
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들뜨다 /dɯl.t͈ɯ.da/ B2 |
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책임지다 /t͡ɕʰɛ.gim.d͡ʑi.da/ B2 |
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바라다 /pa.ɾa.da/ B1 |
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반대 /pan.dɛ/ A2 |
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뜨겁다 /t͈ɯ.gʌp̚.t͈a/ A2 |
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열기 /jʌl.gi/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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너만 보여 여기에
➔ -만 (only) + Passive Voice (보이다)
➔ The particle "만" attaches to nouns or pronouns to mean "only" or "just". "보여" is the passive form of "보다" (to see), meaning "to be seen" or "to appear". So, "너만 보여" means "only you are seen" or "only you appear".
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자꾸만 너에게 끌려, too insidious
➔ 자꾸만 (repeatedly/constantly) + ~에게 끌리다 (to be drawn to)
➔ "자꾸만" emphasizes the repeated or continuous nature of an action, meaning "repeatedly," "constantly," or "again and again." "끌려" is the passive form of "끌다" (to pull), often used idiomatically as "~에게 끌리다" to mean "to be drawn to" or "to be attracted to" someone/something.
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시선을 빼앗겨버려, eyes locked onto you
➔ ~아/어버리다 (completion/regret) + Passive Voice (빼앗기다)
➔ The auxiliary verb pattern "~아/어버리다" indicates that an action has been completed, often with a nuance of regret, finality, or intensity. "빼앗겨" is the passive form of "빼앗다" (to snatch/take away), meaning "to be snatched/taken away." So, "시선을 빼앗겨버려" means "(my) gaze was completely snatched away (by you)," implying an uncontrollable attraction.
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입에 담기엔 넌 너무 naughty
➔ ~기에/엔 (for doing/being X, it's Y; in order to do X)
➔ "~기에/엔" (or "~하기에는") is used to express that something is (or is not) suitable for a certain action or condition. It implies 'for the purpose of doing X, it is Y'. Here, "입에 담기엔" means "for putting into words" or "for me to say," implying the person is too "naughty" to be described easily or appropriately.
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눈빛 찌릿하면 머릿속에 parade
➔ ~(으)면 (if/when)
➔ The conditional ending "~(으)면" is used to indicate that if the preceding action or state occurs, the following action or state will result. It can mean "if," "when," or "once." Here, "눈빛 찌릿하면" means "if (your) eyes sparkle (or give a sudden glance)."
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겨우 들뜬 맘 책임지길 바라
➔ ~(으)ㄹ/길 바라다 (to hope/wish for something to happen)
➔ "~(으)ㄹ/길 바라다" expresses a strong desire or hope for a certain action or state to occur. "길" is a contraction of "것을." So, "책임지길 바라" means "I hope/wish (you) take responsibility." The addition of "겨우" (barely/with difficulty) emphasizes the difficulty of managing the excited heart.
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누가 뭐래도-도-도
➔ ~래도 (colloquial contraction of ~라고 해도 / ~라고 하더라도)
➔ "~래도" is a common colloquial contraction of "~라고 해도" or "~라고 하더라도," meaning "even if one says (that)" or "no matter what one says." In this context, "누가 뭐래도" means "no matter what anyone says" or "even if anyone says anything."
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너 원하는 대로-로-로
➔ ~(으)ㄴ/는 대로 (as, according to, just as)
➔ "~(으)ㄴ/는 대로" is used to indicate that an action is performed or a state exists "according to" or "as" a preceding action or state. It means "just as," "as soon as," or "following." Here, "원하는 대로" means "as you wish" or "according to what you want."
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너와 나 둘만의 party
➔ ~만의 (only for/of, unique to)
➔ "~만의" attaches to nouns or pronouns to indicate exclusivity, meaning "only for," "unique to," or "specific to" the preceding subject. It emphasizes something belonging or applying solely to that entity. Here, "둘만의 party" means "a party just for the two of us."