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Vocabulary from After School: 'Lady'.

Eh Eh- Woo- Eh Eh-

전화한다는 말

또 속아버릴 때내가 미워져

Boom! Boom! Can’t you see

이해해달란 말

그 말로 끝날 때 너무 외로워

Boom! Boom! Can’t you see

(Eh) 점점 기다림에 지쳐

무심한 표정에 자꾸만 나 다쳐

다른 연인들 보면 더 초라해져

그대여 제발 날 울리지 말아줘요

그대도 못 견디잖아요

힘들게 하고 싶지 않아

나 웃으며 웃으며 괜찮다 해도

그 말 믿지 마요 그건

Lie lie lie lie cuz I’m a

I’m a I’m a I’m just a lady

거친 이 길 위에 혼자라 느낄 때

난 너무 아파 Boom! Boom!

뭐가 잘못된 건지

그 우리 둘이 맞긴 한 건지

왜 이러고 있어야 하는지

난 길을 잃어 울어요

(Eh) 점점 기다림에 지쳐

무심한 표정에 자꾸만 나 다쳐

다른 연인들 보면 더 초라해져

그대여 제발 날 울리지 말아줘요

그대도 못 견디잖아요

힘들게 하고 싶지 않아

나 웃으며 웃으며 괜찮다 해도

그 말 믿지 마요 그건

Lie lie lie lie cuz I’m a

I’m a I’m a I’m just a lady

Baby can`t you see 날 보고 있나요

더 늦기 전에 oh 와줘요

(Eh) 점점 기다림에 지쳐

무심한 표정에 자꾸만 나 다쳐

다른 연인들 보면 더 초라해져

그대여 제발 날 울리지 말아줘요

그대도 못 견디잖아요

힘들게 하고 싶지 않아

나 웃으며 웃으며 괜찮다 해도

그 말 믿지 마요 그건

Lie lie lie lie cuz I’m a

I’m a I’m a I’m just a lady

(Eh Eh) I’m just

(Eh Eh) I’m just a lady

Vocabulary

Interjection

eɪ

used to ask for agreement or to express surprise

It's a nice day, eh?

A very common interjection in informal English, especially in Canada, used at the end of a sentence to seek confirmation or agreement.

woo

Interjection

wuː

an exclamation of joy or excitement

Woo! We finally won the game!

Used to express joy, mirth, or excitement. Often similar to 'woohoo' or 'yay'.

電話하다

Verb

전화하다

to call; to phone; to make a phone call

I will call you when I get home after work.

Used for the action of using a telephone to talk to someone.

말

Noun, Suffix

speech, language; horse; unit of measure

He speaks very beautifully.

Has multiple meanings: 'speech/language', 'horse', and a traditional unit of measure for grains ('mal'). Context is key.

또

Adverb

again, also, in addition

I want to see that movie again.

Indicates repetition of an action or the addition of another item or fact.

속다

Verb

to be deceived, to be tricked

He was deceived by the swindler and lost all his fortune.

Used when someone is fooled by another's lies or tricks.

때

Noun

time, moment; mealtime; occasion; dirt, grime

It is dinner time now.

「때」 has two main meanings. The first is related to time, such as a specific moment, a mealtime, or an occasion. The second, less common, meaning is 'dirt' or 'grime'. The sentence uses the 'time' meaning.

내

Noun, Pronoun

my; I (as subject); stream; smell

This is my book.

A versatile word. It's the possessive 'my' (from 나의), the subject 'I' (from 내가), and can also mean 'stream' or 'smell' as a noun.

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