Visual Dreams (POP! POP!) – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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짜릿하다 /tɕ͈a.ri.tʰa.da/ B1 |
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원하다 /wʌn.ha.da/ A1 |
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솔직하다 /sol.tɕikʰa.da/ A2 |
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마음 /ma.ɯm/ A1 |
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들려주다 /dɯl.ljʌ.dʑu.da/ A2 |
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달콤하다 /dal.kʰom.ha.da/ A2 |
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입술 /ip.ssul/ A1 |
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다가오다 /da.ɡa.o.da/ A2 |
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아찔하다 /a.tɕ͈il.ha.da/ B1 |
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빠지다 /p͈a.dʑi.da/ A2 |
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녹다 /nok.ta/ A2 |
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참다 /tɕʰam.ta/ B1 |
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기운 /ɡi.un/ B1 |
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얼굴 /ʌl.ɡul/ A1 |
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숨 /sum/ A1 |
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달리다 /dal.li.da/ A1 |
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고민하다 /ɡo.min.ha.da/ A2 |
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상상 /saŋ.saŋ/ B1 |
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망설이다 /maŋ.sʌl.li.da/ B1 |
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느끼다 /nɯk.k͈i.da/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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짜릿하게 어머나
➔ Adverbial form: -게 (to make an adjective into an adverb)
➔ The suffix "-게" is attached to an adjective to turn it into an adverb, meaning "in a ... way" or "to be ...". Here, "짜릿하다" (to be thrilling) becomes "짜릿하게" ("thrillingly" or "in a thrilling way").
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솔직한 내 맘을 다 들켜버릴래 다 들려줄래
➔ Verb ending: -아/어/여 버리다 (to complete an action, often with a sense of regret or finality)
➔ This expresses the completion of an action, sometimes with a nuance of regret, relief, or a sense of doing something "once and for all." Here, "들켜버릴래" combines "들키다" (to be caught/exposed) with "-버리다" and "-ㄹ래" (will/want to), meaning "I will just let all my feelings be exposed (completely/once and for all)."
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천천히 그래 다가와
➔ Compound verb: -아/어/여 오다 (to come doing something; action moving towards the speaker or progressing over time)
➔ This is a compound verb form combining a verb with "오다" (to come). It signifies an action that is performed while coming, or an action that has been progressing and continues to the present. Here, "다가와" comes from "다가오다" (to approach/come closer), which itself is "다 + 가다 + 오다". It means "come closer" or "approach".
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틱톡톡 오 아찔하게 네게 푹 빠져버린 걸
➔ Nominalization: -(으)ㄴ/는 것 (to turn a verb/adjective phrase into a noun clause, often indicating a fact or situation)
➔ This converts a clause into a noun. "빠져버리다" (to fall completely into something) becomes "빠져버린 것" (the fact/thing that one has fallen completely). In informal speech, "것" can be shortened to "거" or "걸" when followed by an object marker. The sentence implies "It's the fact that I've fallen completely for you."
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참을 수 없는 기운이 Come into my deep love core
➔ Ability/Inability: -(으)ㄹ/를 수 없다 (cannot do something)
➔ This grammatical structure expresses the inability to perform an action. It's formed by adding -(으)ㄹ 수 없다 to the verb stem. Here, "참을 수 없는" means "that cannot be endured/controlled," describing the "기운" (energy/feeling).
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점점 뛰다 와지는 내 얼굴 숨이 막힐 듯
➔ Passive/State Change: -아/어/여 지다 (to become, to get into a state, or to be done passively)
➔ This ending is used to express a change in state or to form a passive voice. Here, "뛰다 와지다" comes from "뛰다" (to run/pound) and "오다" (to come), and then "-아지다". While a bit unusual with "뛰다 오다", "뛰다 와지는" suggests a gradual change where the face is becoming more flushed/pounding (as if it's "coming to be pounded"). It's implying the face is getting redder/pulsing more as the heart beats.
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고민 고민해봐도 모르겠어
➔ Conjunction: -아/어/여 봐도 (even if one tries to do something)
➔ This expresses that even if the action specified by the verb is attempted, the result is still the same or unexpected. It combines "-아/어/여 보다" (to try doing) with "-도" (even if/though). Here, "고민 고민해봐도" means "even if I try to think and worry (repeatedly)."
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상상만으론 정말로 하나도 Oh
➔ Limiting condition: -만으로는 (only with/by means of, implying insufficiency)
➔ This combines the particle "-만" (only) with the instrumental particle "-으로" and the topic marker "-는". It means "only by/with [noun], but that is insufficient or problematic for the desired outcome." Here, "상상만으론" (short for "상상만으로는") implies that just imagining something is not enough to achieve what's desired.
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우물쭈물하던 날 지친 몰라
➔ Retrospective Adnominal Ending: -던 (describing a past action or state that was ongoing or repeated, and has stopped or is still affecting the present)
➔ This ending is used to modify a noun, indicating that the action or state described was ongoing or habitual in the past. "우물쭈물하다" means "to hesitate/falter". So "우물쭈물하던 날" refers to "the day(s) when I was hesitating/faltering". It highlights the repetitive or continuous nature of the past hesitation.
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네 가지 고민 언제 어디서 무엇을 어떻게만 빼고
➔ Conjunction/Expression: -만 빼고 (except for, with the exclusion of)
➔ This phrase indicates that everything is included or considered except for the item or items preceding "만 빼고". It combines the particle "-만" (only/just) with the verb "빼다" (to subtract/exclude) and the connective ending "-고" (and). Here, it means "excluding when, where, what, and how" (which are the actual important parts of the worries).