SPY – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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사랑하다 /sa-rang-ha-da/ A1 |
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쫓다 /jjot-da/ A2 |
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숨 /sum/ A1 |
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순간 /sun-gan/ A2 |
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스릴 /seu-ril/ B1 |
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본능 /bon-neung/ B2 |
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영화 /yeong-hwa/ A1 |
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체이싱 /che-i-sing/ B2 |
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블록버스터 /beul-lok-beo-seu-teo/ B2 |
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손맛 /son-mat/ B1 |
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길 /gil/ A1 |
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표적 /pyo-jeok/ B2 |
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심장 /sim-jang/ A2 |
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미치다 /mi-chi-da/ B1 |
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차가워지다 /cha-ga-wo-ji-da/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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그 손맛이 짜릿해 이것 참 살아있네
➔ Expressing a new state or realization using 'ne' or 'ne' at the end of a sentence.
➔ 'Ne' (or '네') is a sentence-ending particle used to confirm or emphasize a statement.
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내가 사랑한 S. P. Y. 그녀를 쫓아 Day and night
➔ Using the past tense '내가 사랑한' to indicate the action is completed or refers to personal feelings.
➔ The phrase '내가 사랑한' literally means 'I loved' and indicates a completed action or personal feeling in the past.
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잡힐 듯 잡히지 않아 그림자처럼 붙지만
➔ Using the structure '듯' (deut) to express seeming or appearance (like 'seems' or 'as if').
➔ '듯' is a grammatical ending that indicates similarity or seemingness, like 'appears to be.'
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침착한 손끝을 떠나 표적에 꽂힐 때 느껴져
➔ Using the verb '떠나다' (to leave) in its noun form '떠나' to describe leaving or departing.
➔ In Korean, '떠나' is derived from '떠나다' and used to indicate leaving or departing when combined with other verbs or actions.
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심장이 미친 듯 뛰고 머리는 차가워져 A-hey
➔ Using '-듯' to describe the manner or way something happens, indicating how the heart 'seems' to beat wildly.
➔ '듯' here expresses the manner in which the action occurs, often translated as 'seems to' or 'like'.