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Vocabulary from 4Minute: 'Hate'.

니 눈빛이 말해 주고 있어

Liar liar liar 더 날 속이지 마

이젠 더 이상 알고 싶지 않아

I don’t wanna know know know

더는 No no no 다 끝났어

가요 가요 여기까진가 봐요

Get out get out 뒤돌아서 나가요

이 사랑의 끝에는 미움만이 남았네요 Oh

끝이 없던 우리 사랑에도 끝이 보여

어줍잖은 이유들로 질질 끌지 마요

늦었어 이미 끝났어

Go go go 차라리 이럴 바엔

Done done done 싸우다 지칠 바엔

Go go go 이젠 더 이상 못 참겠어

날 냅둬 봐 날 냅둬

I hate you, hey

No no

I don’t need you, hey

No no

I hate you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

I don’t need you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

답이 없는 답안에 답만 죽어라고 써

사랑에 콩깍지가 아닌 색안경을 껴

이런 식으로 할 바엔 그냥 헤어지는 게 나았어

널 만나서 외롭다면

혼자 외롭고 말겠어

I don’t wanna know

너의 매일 똑같은 변명

I don’t wanna do

매일 계속되는 말다툼

의미 없어 지겨워졌어

이제와 우린 더는 답이 없잖아

나는 이제 싫어 Hate you

이젠 난 니가 싫어졌어

I hate you, hey

No no

I don’t need you, hey

No no

I hate you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

I don’t need you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

가요 가요 Get out get out

미친 듯이 우리 둘은 사랑을 했고

난 미친 듯이 바보처럼 끌려 다녔어

너무했어 그럴 법 했어 넌

I hate you, hey

No no

I don’t need you, hey

No no

I hate you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

I don’t need you

싫어 싫어 난 너 싫어

Vocabulary

니

Particle, Adnominal, Suffix, Pronoun

Particle 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.

눈빛

Noun

look (in one's eyes)

The look in her eyes said a lot.

Refers to the expression or emotion shown in someone's eyes.

이

Particle

subject/complement particle

The house is far.

Attached to a noun ending in a consonant to mark the subject. It is also used before 되다 or 아니다 and in some emphatic patterns.

말하다

Verb

to say, to speak, to tell

If you have something to say, please speak honestly.

A general verb for verbal communication, encompassing saying, speaking, and telling.

주다

Verb

to give

The teacher gave the student a book.

A common verb for giving objects, time, or attention.

있다

Verb, Adverb

to have; to exist

I have money.

Indicates possession or existence. One of the most fundamental verbs in Korean.

liar

Noun

ˈlaɪ.ɚ

a person who tells lies

Don't believe him, he's a liar.

Used to describe someone who frequently or intentionally says things that are not true.

더

Adverb

Please give me a little more.

Used to indicate a greater degree or amount, or continuation.

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