Lyrics & Translation
Learning a language through music is a fantastic way to immerse yourself, and (G)I-DLE's 'Uh-Oh' is a great song for Korean learners. The lyrics are direct and conversational, featuring common slang and expressions that can help you understand natural, informal speech. The song's confident and empowering message, combined with its catchy 90s hip-hop beat, makes it a fun and memorable way to pick up new vocabulary and phrasing.
Key Vocabulary
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변하다 /byunhada/ B1 |
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가식 /gasik/ B2 |
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친한 척 /chinhan cheok/ B2 |
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성공 /seonggong/ A2 |
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말 /mal/ A1 |
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사탕 /satang/ A1 |
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말하다 /malhada/ A1 |
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웃다 /utda/ A1 |
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천사 /cheonsa/ A2 |
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이해하다 /ihaehada/ B1 |
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기대하다 /gidaehada/ B1 |
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이곳 /igot/ A2 |
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보석 /boseok/ B2 |
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멜로디 /melodi/ A2 |
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마스터피스 /maseuteopiseu/ B2 |
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투자하다 /tuja-hada/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Uh-oh 거기 누군가요
➔ Question sentence using the polite suffix '-요' to form a question.
➔ The suffix '-요' attaches to the end of a sentence to make it polite and often used in questions.
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난 잊어버렸죠 버렸죠
➔ Use of the past tense verb '-았/었/했' + '죠' to confirm or seek agreement.
➔ The suffix '죠' is used at the end of sentences to seek agreement or confirm information.
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내게 뭐를 원하나요
➔ Use of the indirect object marker '에게' with the verb '원하다' (to want).
➔ The particle '에게' indicates the indirect recipient of the action, in this case, 'to' or 'for' someone.
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베풀거나 내주거나 천사 같은 Hello
➔ Use of the connective '거나' to list alternations or options.
➔ The particle '거나' connects two verbs or nouns to present options or alternatives.
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널 위한 가식 따윈 기대 말아
➔ Imperative form with negative '말아' to tell someone not to do something.
➔ The verb '말아' is the informal negative imperative of '말다', meaning 'to do not'.
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넌 번쩍거린 것만 찾느라
➔ Using '-느라' to indicate the reason or cause for an action performed simultaneously.
➔ The suffix '-느라' is attached to a verb stem to express that the action occurred because of or during doing something else.
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아무도 몰랐지
➔ Past tense verb '몰랐지' with a softening ending to express 'did not know'.
➔ The ending '-지' adds a softening or tentative nuance, often used in speech to soften statements.
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