Lyrics & Translation
Learning Korean with miss A's “Only You” is a fun way to grasp conversational and emotional expressions. The song's repetitive and catchy chorus, “dareun namja malgo neo” (Not any other guy, but you), is an excellent starting point for beginners. Its lyrics offer a glimpse into modern, confident expressions of love in Korean culture, making it a special and engaging tool for language learners.
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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난 그렇다고 사랑 하지 못하나
➔ Use of '난' (I) + '그렇다고' (thus/so) + '사랑 하지 못하나' (cannot love) indicating a concessive clause.
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보아 온몸이 설명해 Baby
➔ Use of '보아' (look/see) + '온몸이 설명해' (the whole body explains) indicating visual evidence or expression.
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숨이 콱콱 막히잖아
➔ Use of '막히잖아' (it gets blocked/stops) with colloquial ending '잖아' indicating explanation or reasoning.
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이런 기분 처음인걸
➔ Use of '처음인걸' (it's the first time) from '처음이다' (it's the first time) + '걸' (informal for '것을') indicating experience.
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다른 남자 말고 너
➔ Use of '말고' (except/other than) with noun '남자' (man) + '너' (you) to specify exclusion.
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너만 있으면 돼
➔ Use of '만' (only) with '너' (you) + '있으면 돼' (if have/need nothing else) indicating sufficiency.
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이제 그만 받아줘
➔ Use of '그만' (stop/quit) + '받아줘' (please accept/give) indicating request to stop or accept.
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