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어떻게 지내 늘 그게 궁금해 00:01
당장이라도 전화를 걸어 물어보고 싶은데 00:13
혹시라도 내 생각은 하는지 00:27
여느 때보다 하루가 더 길진 않은지 00:40
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 00:53
사람들 틈 속에 섞여 웃다가도 01:02
어느새 다시 너를 떠올리게 돼 01:09
함께하고픈 사람이 그저 너밖에 없는 것처럼 01:14
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 01:23
너무 힘들거나 혹은 슬플 때면 01:30
어쩔 수 없이 너를 떠올리게 돼 01:36
내가 알고 있는 사람이 그저 너밖엔 없는 것처럼 말야 01:41
어떻게 지내 늘 그게 궁금해 01:58
당장이라도 내게 달려와 줄 것만 같은데 02:11
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 02:26
사람들 틈 속에 섞여 웃다가도 02:33
어느새 다시 너를 떠올리게 돼 02:40
함께하고픈 사람이 그저 너밖에 없는 것처럼 02:45
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 02:54
너무 힘들거나 혹은 슬플 때면 03:01
어쩔 수 없이 너를 떠올리게 돼 03:07
내가 알고 있는 사람이 그저 너밖엔 없는 것처럼 말야 03:13
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 03:35
기억의 틈 속에 숨어 울다가도 03:41
어느새 다시 너를 떠올리게 돼 03:48
함께하고픈 사람이 그저 너밖에 없는 것처럼 03:53
난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해 04:02
너무 힘들거나 혹은 슬플 때면 04:09
어쩔 수 없이 너를 떠올리게 돼 04:15
내가 알고 있는 사람이 그저 너밖엔 없는 것처럼 말야 04:20
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Loss in Motion – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

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Dive into NELL's "Loss in Motion" to explore Korean through its evocative lyrics and melancholic beauty. This song, with its repetitive, heartfelt phrases about enduring remembrance, offers a powerful way to understand nuanced emotional expressions in Korean while appreciating NELL's signature atmospheric sound. You can learn vocabulary related to feelings, memories, and daily life, all wrapped in a poignant narrative that makes the language deeply resonant.

[English]
I wonder how you’re doing, I always do.
I want to call you right now and ask.
I wonder if you ever think of me.
I wonder if the days feel any longer for you than usual.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
Even when I’m laughing with others,
I find myself thinking of you again.
Like you’re the only person I want to be with.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
When things get really hard or I’m feeling down,
I can’t help but think of you.
Like you’re the only person I truly know.
I wonder how you’re doing, I always do.
I feel like you could run to me right now.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
Even when I’m laughing with others,
I find myself thinking of you again.
Like you’re the only person I want to be with.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
When things get really hard or I’m feeling down,
I can’t help but think of you.
Like you’re the only person I truly know.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
Even when I’m hiding and crying in my memories,
I find myself thinking of you again.
Like you’re the only person I want to be with.
You know, I still think about you a lot.
When things get really hard or I’m feeling down,
I can’t help but think of you.
Like you’re the only person I truly know.
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

궁금해

gunggeumhae

TOPIK Level 3
  • verb
  • - to be curious, to wonder

전화

jeonhwa

TOPIK Level 2
  • noun
  • - telephone, phone call

생각

saenggak

TOPIK Level 2
  • noun
  • - thought, idea, thinking

사람들

saramdeul

TOPIK Level 1
  • noun
  • - people

teum

TOPIK Level 3
  • noun
  • - gap, crack, space

섞여

seokyeo

TOPIK Level 3
  • verb
  • - to mix, to blend in

떠올리게

tteoollige

TOPIK Level 4
  • verb
  • - to make someone remember, to bring to mind

함께

hamkke

TOPIK Level 2
  • adverb
  • - together

힘들거나

himdeulgeona

TOPIK Level 3
  • adjective
  • - difficult, hard, tiring

슬플

seulpeul

TOPIK Level 2
  • adjective
  • - sad

달려와

dallyeowa

TOPIK Level 3
  • verb
  • - to run towards, to come running

기억

gieok

TOPIK Level 3
  • noun
  • - memory

울다가도

uldagado

TOPIK Level 4
  • verb
  • - even while crying

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 어떻게 지내 늘 그게 궁금해

    ➔ Present tense question with implied subject.

    ➔ The sentence asks 'How are you?' using the present tense. The subject ('you') is omitted as it's understood from context. “늘” (neul) means 'always', emphasizing the constant curiosity.

  • 난 말야, 아직도 널 많이 생각해

    ➔ Use of the topic marker '말야' and the adverb '아직도' (still).

    ➔ “난 말야” introduces the speaker's thought process. “아직도” (ajikdo) means 'still' and emphasizes that the speaker *continues* to think about the person. “많이” (mani) means 'a lot'.

  • 함께하고픈 사람이 그저 너밖에 없는 것처럼

    ➔ Use of '-고 싶다' (want to) and the comparative structure '그저...밖에 없다' (only).

    ➔ “함께하고픈” (hamkkehagopeun) means 'wanting to be with'. “그저 너밖에 없다” (geujeo neobakke eopda) means 'there's only you', emphasizing the speaker's exclusive desire.

  • 너무 힘들거나 혹은 슬플 때면

    ➔ Use of '-거나' (or) and '-ㄹ 때면' (when/whenever).

    ➔ “너무 힘들거나 혹은 슬플 때면” means 'when I'm very tired or sad'. “-거나” connects two options, and “-ㄹ 때면” indicates a habitual action or state.