Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of Stray Kids with “ソリクン” (Thunderous), a song that masterfully fuses modern hip hop with rich traditional Korean sounds. Beyond its powerful beats, you can learn about Korean cultural terms like 'sorikkun' and 'jansorikkun', understanding the clever wordplay behind the title. This song offers a unique linguistic and cultural experience, showcasing Stray Kids' artistic defiance and confident spirit, making it a special track for language learners to explore and appreciate the nuances of the Korean language and heritage.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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声 /koe/ A1 |
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狙い /nerai/ B1 |
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ハリケーン /harikēn/ B2 |
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血 /chi/ A2 |
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姿 /sugata/ B1 |
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視線 /shisen/ B2 |
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冷たい /tsumetai/ B1 |
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燃える /moeru/ B1 |
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縛る /shibaru/ B2 |
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特別 /tokubetsu/ A2 |
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音 /oto/ A1 |
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警報 /keihō/ B2 |
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根 /ne/ B1 |
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レベル /reberu/ A2 |
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話す /hanasu/ A1 |
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話 /hanashi/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Man I’m not sorry, I’m dirty
➔ Use of contractions and present continuous tense for emphasis
➔ The phrase "I'm not sorry" uses a contraction of "I am" to express a firm stance, combined with "I’m dirty" to emphasize attitude.
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Keep on talking, we don’t play by the rules
➔ Use of the phrase "Keep on" + verb to indicate ongoing action; negative form "don’t" with "play" in the base form to express prohibition.
➔ "Keep on" is a phrasal verb meaning to continue doing something; "don’t" is a contraction of "do not" used here to show that they do not follow rules.
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邪魔する奴ら前に この血がたぎる
➔ Use of the causative verb "する" (suru) in Japanese, indicating "to cause" or "to do"; "前に" (mae ni) meaning "before" or "ahead of".
➔ The verb "する" (suru) is a versatile causative verb in Japanese meaning "to do" or "to cause"; "前に" (mae ni) means "before" or "in front of" indicating position or time.
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響かす 警報いま高らかに パンパン パンパン
➔ Use of the causative verb "響かす" (hibikasu) meaning "to make sound"; adverbial "いま高らかに" (ima takarakani) meaning "loudly now".
➔ The causative verb "響かす" (hibikasu) is used here to mean "to make sound" or "resonate"; "いま高らかに" (ima takarakani) is an adverb meaning "loudly now".
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滅多にお出まししないのに特別
➔ Use of adverb "滅多に" (metani) meaning "rarely", combined with the negative form "しない" (shinai) to mean "do not often"; "のに" (noni) meaning "although" or "despite".
➔ The adverb "滅多に" (metani) means "rarely"; combined with "しない" (shinai), the phrase indicates "not often". "のに" (noni) is a conjunction meaning "although" or "despite".
Album: Scars / ソリクン -Japanese ver.-
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