Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the confident world of ITZY with 'Motto.' This track is perfect for intermediate learners to practice assertive, colloquial Korean phrases related to self-worth and independence, all while enjoying a catchy, high-tempo pop rhythm.
Key Vocabulary
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눈 nun Level 1 |
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감다 gamda Level 1 |
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어둠 eodum Level 2 |
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헤매다 hemaeda Level 3 |
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익숙하다 iksukhada Level 2 |
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운명 unmyeong Level 3 |
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달라지다 dallajida Level 2 |
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기다리다 gidarida Level 1 |
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끝 kkeut Level 1 |
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닿다 datda Level 3 |
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꿈 kkum Level 1 |
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세상 sesang Level 1 |
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환하다 hwanhada Level 2 |
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비추다 bichuda Level 2 |
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망설이다 mangseorida Level 3 |
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빛나다 bitnada Level 2 |
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숨 sum Level 2 |
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후회 huhoe Level 2 |
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떨림 tteollim Level 3 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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늘 소란한 어둠을 헤맬 때
➔ Noun + -(으)ㄹ 때 (Time/Condition)
➔ The particle "-(으)ㄹ 때" indicates the specific time or duration when an action occurs or a state exists.
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끝내 닿을 너란 꿈
➔ Noun + -(이)란 (Defining/Identifying)
➔ The abbreviation "-(이)란" is used to define the "noun" mentioned before it, equivalent to "the one called..."
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너로 번져오는 delight
➔ Noun + -(으)로 (Means/Cause/Direction)
➔ Here, "-(으)로" expresses the source or the origin from which the "delight" spreads.
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망설이던 밤은 over
➔ Verb + -던 (Retrospective/Past continuous)
➔ The suffix "-던" indicates a past state or an action that occurred repeatedly or was in progress in the past.
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널 닮아 눈부실
➔ Verb/Adj + -아/어 닮다 (To resemble)
➔ The structure "-아/어 닮다" is used to describe "resembling" someone or something after a specific action or state.
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후회 없게
➔ Verb + -게 (Adverbial suffix)
➔ The suffix "-게" transforms the preceding verb into an adverb, describing how the following action should be performed.
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지금 순간도
➔ Noun + -도 (Also/Even/Too)
➔ The particle "-도" adds the meaning of "also" or "even" to the noun it is attached to.
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이 떨림이
➔ Noun + -이 (Subject Marker)
➔ The subject marker "-이" is used here because the noun ends in a consonant, "이" is attached to mark the subject of the clause.
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