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가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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그대여 /gudaeyo/ B1 |
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사랑 /salang/ A2 |
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눈 /nun/ A1 |
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가까이 /gakka-i/ B1 |
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모르다 /moreuda/ A2 |
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불러주다 /bulreojuda/ B2 |
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알다 /alda/ A2 |
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가다 /gada/ A1 |
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마음 /ma-eum/ B1 |
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가득 /gadeuk/ B2 |
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빠르게 /ppareuge/ B1 |
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사랑하다 /salanghada/ B1 |
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어쩜 /eojjeom/ B2 |
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세게 /sege/ B1 |
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다르다 /daleuda/ B2 |
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불러야 /bulreoya/ B2 |
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문법:
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왜 그렇게 쳐다보나요
➔ Use of the interrogative particle '나요' at the end of a verb to form a polite question.
➔ The suffix '**나요**' is used to turn a statement into a polite question in Korean.
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I don’t care
➔ Use of the phrase 'don't care' to express indifference or lack of concern.
➔ The phrase '**don’t care**' indicates a lack of concern or interest about something.
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달콤한 사랑
➔ Use of adjective + noun structure to describe a type of love.
➔ Combining an adjective '**달콤한**' (sweet) with a noun '**사랑**' (love) to describe 'sweet love'.
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이리 와
➔ Imperative form '와' from the verb '오다' (to come) used as a command or invitation.
➔ The verb '**오다**' (to come) is used in the imperative form '**와**' to give a direct command or invitation.
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세게 더 알고 싶어
➔ Use of the adverb '더' (more) with the verb '알다' (to know) to express increasing desire.
➔ The adverb '**더**' (more) emphasizes the increasing level of the desire to know more about someone.
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불러줘요
➔ Imperative form of the verb '부르다' (to call, to sing) in polite style, with '줘요' as a request form.
➔ The verb '**부르다**' (to call or sing) is used in its imperative form '**줘요**' to politely ask someone to perform the action.