YESTERDAY – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

• By: Block B, 박경, ZICO
• Album: YESTERDAY

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the playful yet poignant world of Block B's "YESTERDAY"! This catchy and upbeat track is a fantastic entry point into Korean language learning, especially with its repetitive and relatable lyrics about love and suspicion. You'll pick up everyday Korean phrases and expressions while enjoying Block B's signature energetic style and unique vocal deliveries, including standout raps from Zico and P.O. Its vibrant music video and engaging narrative make the learning experience even more enjoyable. Get ready to expand your Korean vocabulary with this fun and memorable song!

[English]

Don't try to deceive me

I can see through it

But I won't ask

What did you do yesterday

You acted like a raccoon

But you're a fox

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

(What did you do yesterday)

(What did you do do do)

I'm just tired

After leaving those words behind

It's already been 11 hours since you read my message

When you come back

You always

Put your phone screen down

I wonder what part is a lie and what part I should believe

Without changing your expression, you blame me

When I push, you turn away

When I state the facts, you act like you don't know

Yesterday all my trouble came close to me

I'm the one who listens and regrets

Don't try to deceive me

I can see through it

But I won't ask

What did you do yesterday

You acted like a raccoon

But you're a fox

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

You know your own charm, know know know know

You're enjoying your suggestive gestures, no no no no

Did you change your profile picture?

Your clothes are the same as yesterday

Are you being sarcastic on purpose?

It's frustrating to end this

I don't know why I love you

Even if I pursue it, it won't lead anywhere

I don't care

In short

It's because I like you that I'm at a disadvantage

Don't try to deceive me

I can see through it

But I won't ask

What did you do yesterday

You acted like a raccoon

But you're a fox

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

La la la...

It's a repeating pattern, but

La la la...

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

I'm the one who's infatuated

Even if you see through it, it's fine

Just make sure it doesn't get found out

I'll close my eyes and let it slide

(I'll do anything)

Don't try to deceive me

I can see through it

But I won't ask

What did you do yesterday

You acted like a raccoon

But you're a fox

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

La la la...

It's a repeating pattern, but

La la la...

Let's get fooled

What did you do yesterday

...

[Korean]

もうごまかすな

見抜いてるさ

でも聞かない

What did you do yesterday

狸ぶった

狐だもんな

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

(What did you do yesterday)

(What did you do do do)

疲れちゃったのと

言い残してから

１１時間も既に既読スルーだね

帰ってきたら

携帯いつも

画面は下に伏せて置くんだね

どこまでが嘘でどこまでを信じたらいいのだろうか

顔色変えず誰がどうしてと責めてくるじゃない

突っ込めばそっぽを向いて

Fact を言えば知らん顔して

Yesterday all my trouble came close to me

聞いて後悔するのは俺

もうごまかすな

見抜いてるさ

でも聞かない

What did you do yesterday

狸ぶった

狐だもんな

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

自分の魅力気付いてる know know know know

思わせぶりな仕草 また楽しんでる no no no no

プロフィール写真を変えたのか？

服が昨日と同じだな

嫌味をわざというのか？

終わらせるってモヤモヤ

I don't know why I love you

追求しても元も子もないよね

どうでもいい

要するに

君が好きだから不利なのさ

もうごまかすな

見抜いてるさ

でも聞かない

What did you do yesterday

狸ぶった

狐だもんな

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

La la la...

繰り返すパターンだけど

La la la...

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

惚れ込んでるのはこっちだな

お見通しでも、いいのさ

バレないようにしてよね

目瞑って見逃すさ

(何でもするさ)

もうごまかすな

見抜いてるさ

でも聞かない

What did you do yesterday

狸ぶった

狐だもんな

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

La la la...

繰り返すパターンだけど

La la la...

騙されよう

What did you do yesterday

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
yesterday /ˈjɛstərdeɪ/ A1	noun - the day before today
lie /laɪ/ B1	verb - to make an untrue statement noun - an untrue statement
trust /trʌst/ B1	verb - to believe in the reliability of someone or something noun - reliance on the integrity of a person or thing
regret /rɪˈɡrɛt/ B2	verb - to feel sad or disappointed about something that has happened noun - a feeling of sadness or disappointment
deceive /dɪˈsiːv/ B2	verb - to cause someone to believe something that is not true
trouble /ˈtrʌbəl/ B1	noun - problems or difficulties
mask /mæsk/ B2	verb - to conceal or disguise noun - a covering for the face
change /tʃeɪndʒ/ A2	verb - to make something different noun - the act of making something different
feel /fiːl/ A1	verb - to experience an emotion or sensation
know /noʊ/ A1	verb - to have information or understanding
face /feɪs/ A1	noun - the front part of the head verb - to confront or deal with
return /rɪˈtɜrn/ A2	verb - to go back to a place
picture /ˈpɪk.tʃər/ A2	noun - a visual representation of something
enjoy /ɪnˈdʒɔɪ/ A2	verb - to take pleasure in something
situation /ˌsɪtʃuˈeɪʃən/ B1	noun - a set of circumstances

Key Grammar Structures

• 見抜いてるさ

  ➔ The present continuous form with ている to indicate an ongoing or current state

  ➔ '見抜いてる' is the short form of 見抜いている, meaning 'are seeing through' or 'intuitively know'.

• 騙されよう

  ➔ Volitional form of the verb for expressing a suggestion or invitation

  ➔ ‘騙されよう’ is the volitional form of 騙される (to be deceived), meaning 'Let's be deceived' or 'Let's fall for it'.

• 帰ってきたら

  ➔ Conditional form using たら, meaning 'if/when you return'

  ➔ ‘帰ってきたら’ is the conditional form of 帰ってくる (to return), meaning 'if/when you return'.

• 画面は下に伏せて置くんだね

  ➔ Theて form used with 伏せて to connect multiple actions, meaning 'turn down' or 'put face down'

  ➔ ‘伏せて置く’ means 'to put face down' or 'to lay face down'.

• 顔色変えず

  ➔ Negative form of 変える (to change), with ず indicating 'without doing' or 'not changing'

  ➔ ‘顔色変えず’ means 'not changing facial expression or color'.

• 知らん顔して

  ➔ The phrase 知らん顔して uses the volitional/imperative form of 知る (to know) with して, meaning 'pretend not to know'

  ➔ ‘知らん顔して’ means 'pretend not to know' or 'feign ignorance'.

• 何でもするさ

  ➔ The phrase 何でもする is using でも to mean 'anything' combined with する (to do), with さ as a colloquial sentence-ending particle

  ➔ ‘何でもするさ’ means 'I'll do anything' or 'I'll do whatever it takes'.