You Are My Everything

• 作者: 거미

歌词:

[한국어]

[English]

처음부터 그대였죠

It was you from the very beginning

나에게 다가올 한 사람

The one person coming into my life

단 한 번의 스침에도

Even with just one touch

내 눈빛이 말을 하죠

My eyes speak for me

바람처럼 스쳐가는

Passing by like the wind

인연이 아니길 바래요

I wish we weren't meant to be

바보처럼 먼저 말하지 못했죠

I couldn’t speak first, like a fool

할 수가 없었죠

I just couldn’t do it

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

별처럼 쏟아지는 운명에

Caught in a fate pouring down like stars

그대라는 사람을 만나고

Meeting someone like you

멈춰버린 내 가슴속에

Inside my heart that has stopped

단 하나의 사랑

My only love

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

...

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안갯속에 피어나는

Blooming in the fog

하얗게 물들은 그대 모습

Your face painted white as snow

한순간에 내게 심장이

In an instant, my heart

멈출 듯 다가와 버렸죠

Seemed to stop as it approached

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

별처럼 쏟아지는 운명에

Caught in a fate pouring down like stars

그대라는 사람을 만나고

Meeting someone like you

멈춰버린 내 가슴속에

Inside my heart that has stopped

단 하나의 사랑

My only love

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

시작도 못 했던 나의 사랑을

The love I couldn't even start to say

이제는 말할 수 있죠

Now I can say it

누구도 가질 수 없는 기적인데

It's a miracle that no one can have

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

뜨거운 내 사랑은 그댄 걸

My burning love is yours

계절이 변해도 난 이곳에

Even as the seasons change, I’m here

멈춰버린 내 가슴속에

Inside my heart that has stopped

단 하나의 사랑

My only love

You Are My Everything

You Are My Everything

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...

语法:

• 그대라는 사람을 만나고

  ➔ The use of the verb "만나다" (to meet) with the suffix "-고" indicates a sequential action (and then).

  ➔ "-고" is a connective ending that links two verbs, showing that one action follows the other.

• 바람처럼 스쳐가는

  ➔ The phrase "처럼" is a comparative particle meaning "like" or "as if," used here to compare "spreading/ passing" to "the wind."

  ➔ "처럼" is used to make a comparison between two things, similar to "like" or "as" in English.

• 내 눈빛이 말을 하죠

  ➔ The phrase "이 말을 하죠" uses the verb "하다" (to do/say) combined with "-죠" to indicate a presumptive statement or assertion.

  ➔ "-죠" is a sentence-ending particle used to express assumption, shared knowledge, or assertiveness.

• 단 하나의 사랑

  ➔ The phrase "단 하나의 사랑" uses "단 하나의" (only one) as a descriptive modifier before "사랑" (love), emphasizing exclusivity.

  ➔ "단 하나의" means "only one" and is used here to emphasize the uniqueness of the "love."

• 멈춰버린 내 가슴속에

  ➔ The phrase "멈춰버린" is the past perfect form of "멈추다" (to stop), with "버리다" conveying a sense of completed action with emotional nuance.

  ➔ "버리다" attached to verbs often indicates a completed action, sometimes with emotional implications, such as feeling frozen or halted emotionally.