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진하게 화장을 하고 00:22
예쁘게 머리를 하고 00:26
오늘도 집을 나서는 넌 예뻐 00:28
높은 구두를 신고 00:33
짧은 치마를 입고 00:35
있는 너 너무나 아름다워 (But) 00:38
넌 모를 거야 00:43
자다가 일어나 살짝 부은 00:48
얼굴이 얼마나 예쁜지 00:50
넌 모를 거야 00:54
자기 전 세수한 니 모습이 00:59
얼마나 예쁜지 01:01
자꾸 거울 보지마 01:04
몸무게 신경 쓰지마 01:06
넌 그냥 그대로 너무 예쁜 걸 01:09
No make up, yeah 01:14
No make up, yeah 01:17
No make up일 때 제일 예쁜 너 01:20
빨간색 립스틱보다 01:25
투명한 립밤이 좋아 01:28
저 하늘 구름보다 자연스러워 01:31
어제도 힘들었는지 01:36
너무 지쳐 보여 너 01:38
이리 와서 내 품에 안겨 baby 01:41
넌 무를 거야 01:46
아이라인 없이 웃는 01:51
너의 예쁜 눈우슴을 01:54
넌 모를 거야 01:57
메이크업 베이스 지우면 02:02
빛나는 우유빛 피부 02:04
자꾸 거울 보지마 02:07
몸무게 신경 쓰지마 02:10
넌 그냥 그대로 너무 예쁜 걸 02:13
No make up, yeah 02:18
No make up, yeah 02:20
No make up일 때 제일 예쁜 너 02:23
아무리 얘기해도 넌 모르겠다고 하지만 02:29
(바보 같아) 02:35
오늘 내일 다음 날도 매일 말해 주고파 02:39
(예쁜 얼굴) 02:46
02:50
넌 그냥 그대로 너무 예쁜 걸 02:55
No make up, yeah 03:00
No make up, yeah 03:02
No make up일 때 제일 예쁜 너 03:05
03:08

No Make Up – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Discover Korean through Zion.T's smooth R&B track "No Make Up." Learn about themes of self-acceptance and natural beauty, and appreciate the jazzy musical elements that make this song special. Dive into a positive message about embracing your true self while exploring the language of K-pop.

[English]
Putting on bold makeup
Styling your hair beautifully
Today again, you head out the door looking so pretty
Wearing high heels
Dressed in a short skirt
You look so gorgeous like this (But)
You don’t realize
When you wake up and your face is a little puffy
How beautiful your face actually is
You don’t realize
The way you look before bed after washing up
Is so adorable
Stop checking the mirror so often
Don’t worry about your weight
You are just perfectly beautiful as you are
No make-up, yeah
No make-up, yeah
You look your best without any makeup
Compared to red lipstick
I prefer clear, natural lip balm
More natural than the clouds in the sky
Did you have a rough day yesterday too?
You look so exhausted, babe
Come here and rest in my arms
You’ll be fine
Smiling without eyeliner
Your beautiful eyes shining through
You don’t realize
When you remove the makeup base
Your glowing, milky-white skin
Stop checking the mirror so often
Don’t worry about your weight
You are just perfectly beautiful as you are
No make-up, yeah
No make-up, yeah
You look your best without any makeup
No matter how much I tell you, you still don’t realize
(You’re so silly)
But I want to tell you every day, today and tomorrow too
(Beautiful face)
...
You’re just so naturally gorgeous as you are
No make-up, yeah
No make-up, yeah
You look your best without any makeup
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

화장

/hwa.jang/

B1
  • noun
  • - makeup

예쁘다

/je.ppeu.da/

A1
  • adjective
  • - beautiful

아름답다

/a.reum.dap.da/

B2
  • adjective
  • - beautiful

/nun/

A1
  • noun
  • - eye

몸무게

/mom.mu.ge/

B1
  • noun
  • - body weight

거울

/geo.ul/

A2
  • noun
  • - mirror

립스틱

/lip.seu.tik/

A2
  • noun
  • - lipstick

피부

/pi.bu/

A1
  • noun
  • - skin

자연스럽다

/ja.yeon.seu.reop.da/

B2
  • adjective
  • - natural

힘들다

/him.deul.da/

B1
  • adjective
  • - difficult

지치다

/ji.chi.da/

B2
  • verb
  • - to be tired

아이라인

/a.i.ra.in/

B1
  • noun
  • - eyeliner

모습

/mo.seup/

B1
  • noun
  • - appearance

부풀다

/bu.pul.da/

B2
  • verb
  • - to swell

말하다

/mal.ha.da/

A2
  • verb
  • - to speak

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 넌 모를 거야

    ➔ Future tense with '거야' to express what someone 'will' or 'might' not know

    ➔ '거야' is a spoken Korean ending used to indicate a future intention or assumption.

  • 몸무게 신경 쓰지마

    ➔ Imperative form with '지마' to tell someone 'don't' do something

    ➔ '지마' is a colloquial imperative ending meaning 'don’t'.

  • 제일 예쁜 너

    ➔ Superlative form using '제일' to indicate 'the most' or 'the best'

    ➔ '제일' means 'the most' or 'the best', used to emphasize the superlative.

  • 빛나는 우유빛 피부

    ➔ Using '빛나는' as an adjective meaning 'shining' or 'radiant'

    ➔ '빛나는' is an adjective meaning 'shining' or 'radiant', describing a glowing appearance.

  • 자꾸 거울 보지마

    ➔ Imperative form with '지마' to tell someone 'don't' repeatedly do an action

    ➔ '지마' is an imperative ending meaning 'don't' used in spoken Korean.

  • 어제도 힘들었는지

    ➔ Using '는지' to indicate uncertainty or a question about whether something happened or is true

    ➔ '는지' is a grammatical ending used to express doubt, inquiry, or uncertainty about whether a situation is the case.