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My House
Vocabulary from 2PM: 'My House'.
Take you home tonight
Take you home tonight Ooh
니가 나타나서 나에게
무관심인 척 아닌 척 하는 게
좀 그래 그래 그래 그래
니 맘은 안그래 안그래 안그래
내게 눈빛을 줬다 뺐다
다 보이는 니 속 맘에 나는
그래 그래 그래 그래 Oh yeah
I wanna take her to my house
It’s alright 우리 집으로 가자 (woo 우리 집으로)
It’s alright 단 아무도 모르게 (아무도 몰래)
10분 뒤에 저 앞에서 너를 기다리고 있을게
It’s alright 우리 집으로 가자 (우리 집으로)
우리 집으로 우리 집으로
I wanna take you to my house 날 따라와
이 시끄러운 곳을 아무도 몰래 빠져나가
나쁜맘은 없어 널 조금 더 깊이 알고 싶어
그 아주 부드러운 음악 속 너와 헤매고 싶어
니 눈빛과 몸짓 다
니가 하는 말보다 빨라
I know you want me too (니 맘을 숨기지마)
You know I want it too
(You don’t wanna waste your time)
It’s alright우리 집으로 가자 (woo 우리 집으로)
It’s alright 단 아무도 모르게 (아무도 몰래)
10분 뒤에 저 앞에서 너를 기다리고 있을게
It’s alright 우리 집으로 가자 (우리 집으로)
우리 집으로 너를 데리고
가는 길에나도 몰래 미치겠어
I go (I go) You go (You go)
We go (We go) Baby (One more time)
우리 집으로 니손을 꼭 잡고
올라가는 이 길에 난 미치겠어
I know (I know) You know (You know)
We know (We know) Baby
It’s alright 우리 집으로 가자
It’s alright 단 아무도 모르게
10분 뒤에 저 앞에서 너를 기다리고 있을게
It’s alright우리 집으로 가자
It’s alright우리 집으로 가자 (우리 집으로)
It’s alright 단 아무도 모르게
(단 아무도 모르게 Baby)
10분 뒤에 저 앞에서 (저 앞에서)
너를 기다리고 있을게 (너를 기다릴게)
It’s alright우리 집으로 가자 (우리 집으로)
Vocabulary
take
Verbteɪk
to move something from one place to another; to use as a means of transportation
He takes the bus to school.
A versatile verb; here it refers to using a form of transport.
you
Pronounjuː
you (second person pronoun)
I love you.
Refers to the person or people being addressed.
home
Adverb(h)əʊm
to or at the place where one lives
She went home early because she was tired.
As an adverb, it typically follows a verb of motion like 'go', 'come', or 'arrive' without a preposition.
tonight
Adverbtəˈnaɪt
during the night of the present day
We are going to watch a movie tonight.
Used to refer to the night that is coming or the night that has just begun.
ooh
Interjectionuː
used to express surprise, pleasure, or pain
Ooh, what a beautiful dress!
A natural exclamation used to show a strong reaction. Depending on the tone, it can convey delight, amazement, or even slight pain.
니
Particle, Adnominal, Suffix, PronounParticle used to list two or more items, similar to "and" or "such as"; you (colloquial); your (possessive)
There are many fruits, like apples and pears.
Used to connect nouns in a list, often in the pattern 'A니 B니'. It is also the colloquial pronunciation of "네", functioning as "you" or "your" depending on context.
나타나다
Verbto appear, to show up
The effects slowly started to appear.
Used when something that was not visible comes into view, or when a result or symptom becomes apparent.
나
PronounI, me (informal)
I watched a movie with a friend yesterday.
The informal first-person pronoun, used when speaking to people of the same age or younger. Use '저' in formal situations.
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