시작의 아이 – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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시작 [시작] /ɕi.d͡ʑak/ B1 |
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아이 [아이] /a.i/ A1 |
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바람 [바람] /pa.ɾam/ A2 |
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달 [달] /tal/ A1 |
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세상 [세상] /se.saŋ/ A2 |
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부수다 [부수다] /pu.su.da/ B1 |
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닿다 [닫ː따] /taːt̚.t͈a/ B1 |
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반짝임 [반짜김] /pan.t͡ɕ͈a.ɡim/ B2 |
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찰나 [찰라] /t͡ɕʰal.la/ C1 |
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시간 [시간] /ɕi.ɡan/ A1 |
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중력 [중녁] /t͡ɕuŋ.njʌk̚/ B2 |
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이야기 [이야기] /i.ja.ɡi/ A2 |
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새기다 [새기다] /sɛ.ɡi.da/ B2 |
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잠들다 [잠들다] /t͡ɕam.dɯl.da/ A2 |
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기적 [기적] /ɡi.d͡ʑʌk̚/ B2 |
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안다 [안따] /an.t͈a/ A2 |
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번지다 [번지다] /pʌn.d͡ʑi.da/ B2 |
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고요함 [고요함] /ko.jo.ham/ B2 |
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그립다 [그립따] /kɯ.ɾip̚.t͈a/ B1 |
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영원 [영원] /jʌŋ.wʌn/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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그런 건 아무래도 좋으니
➔ 아무래도 좋다 (No matter what, it's fine)
➔ The phrase "아무래도 좋다" means "no matter what, it's fine" or "it doesn't matter how it turns out." It expresses indifference or acceptance regarding a situation or outcome. Here, it signifies that the 'reason for existence' is not important to the speaker.
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그리 즐겁지도 괴롭지도 않은
➔ ~지도 ~지도 않다 (Neither A nor B)
➔ The pattern "~지도 ~지도 않다" is used to negate two or more parallel actions or states, meaning "neither A nor B." Here, it describes a wind that is "neither pleasant nor painful."
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따라잡을 수 없을 테니까
➔ ~ㄹ/을 테니까 (Since it's likely that...)
➔ The ending "~ㄹ/을 테니까" combines conjecture ("~ㄹ/을 터이다") with a reason ("~니까"). It means "since it's likely that..." or "because it will (probably)...," implying a reason for a subsequent action or statement.
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네가 새겨져 있을 뿐
➔ ~ㄹ/을 뿐 (Only / Just)
➔ "~ㄹ/을 뿐" indicates that "only" or "just" a particular action or state applies, implying nothing else. It often combines with other endings like "~아/어 있다" (to be in a state of). Here, "네가 새겨져 있을 뿐" means "only you are engraved."
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잠들지 않는 아이 아이야
➔ ~는 (Present Adnominal Ending)
➔ The ending "~는" attaches to the stem of an action verb (like "잠들다" - to fall asleep) to modify a following noun, indicating the present tense or a habitual action. Here, "잠들지 않는 아이" means "a child who does not fall asleep" or "a sleepless child."
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널 가득 안은 채
➔ ~ㄴ 채 (While in a state of)
➔ The pattern "~ㄴ 채" describes an action performed while maintaining a previous state or condition, meaning "while in a state of," "with," or "as is." Here, "널 가득 안은 채" means "while holding you tightly/full."
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내게 말해줬던 그 밤은
➔ ~았/었/했 던 (Past Retrospective Adnominal Ending)
➔ The ending "~았/었/했 던" is used to describe a noun that was affected by a past action or state, which the speaker directly experienced or remembered. It carries a nuance of recollection or a past event that is no longer occurring. Here, it refers to "the night that you told me (about the moon)."
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찾지 않았을지도
➔ ~ㄹ/을 지도 모르다 (Might / May / Possibly)
➔ The expression "~ㄹ/을 지도 모르다" indicates uncertainty or possibility, meaning "might," "may," or "possibly." The "모르다" (don't know) can be omitted, as shown here. "찾지 않았을지도" means "(I/you) might not have found it."
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비치하도록
➔ ~도록 (So that / In order to)
➔ The ending "~도록" indicates the purpose or result of an action, meaning "so that," "in order to," "until," or "to the extent that." Here, "비치하도록" means "so that it shines/is visible."
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더 아파할 거야
➔ ~아/어 하다 (To feel/express emotion)
➔ The ending "~아/어 하다" is used with adjectives (especially those describing emotions or states) to describe another person's (or animal's/thing's) feelings or state, implying that the speaker observes or infers them. It essentially turns an adjective into a verb of emotion/state. Here, "더 아파할 거야" means "(it/I) will feel more pain."