Not Spring, Love, or Cherry Blossoms – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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겨우내 /kjo.wʌ.nɛ/ A2 |
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밤색 /pam.sɛk/ B1 |
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코트 /kʰoʊt/ A2 |
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걸음 /gʌ.lɯm/ A2 |
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감추다 /kam.t͈u.da/ B1 |
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사람들 /sa.ɾam.dɯl/ A2 |
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봄이 /pom.i/ A2 |
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손잡다 /son.java.da/ B1 |
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사랑 /sa.ɾaŋ/ A2 |
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봄노래 /pom.no.ɾɛ/ B1 |
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꽃잎 /kko.ɲip/ A2 |
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눈앞 /nun.ɑp/ B1 |
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얘기 /je.i/ A2 |
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지나가다 /ji.na.ga.da/ B1 |
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버릴 /bʌ.ril/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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그 속에 나를 쏙 감추고 걸음을 재촉해
➔ Using the verb ending '-고' to indicate doing two actions sequentially or simultaneously.
➔ The ending '-고' links two verbs, showing that the actions are connected or happen together.
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손잡고 걸을 사람 하나 없는 내게
➔ Using '-고' with '손잡다' (to hold hands) to describe doing an action together.
➔ '-고' connects the verbs to show the action is done with someone or as a sequence.
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그제서야 둘러보니 어느새 봄이
➔ Using '그제서야' to indicate 'only then' or 'at that very moment'.
➔ '그제서야' emphasizes realization or awareness happening only at a specific moment.
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난 제자린데 왜 세상은 변한 것만 같지
➔ Using '-은' as a simple present tense or descriptive suffix for '세상은 변한 것만 같지' (the world seems changed).
➔ '-은' functions as a present tense or descriptive suffix to indicate a state or appearance.
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떨어지는 벚꽃잎도 엔딩이 아닌 봄의 시작이듯
➔ Using '이듯' to express 'as if' or 'like', making a comparison.
➔ '이듯' indicates that the following clause is a comparison, similar to 'as if' or 'like'.
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사실은 요즘 옛날 생각이나 걷기만 해도 그리워지니까
➔ Using '나' after '옛날 생각이' to indicate 'thinking of the past' as a subject.
➔ '나' functions as the subject pronoun indicating the person who is doing the thinking.