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Ailee K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from Ailee: 'Heaven'.

니가 있는 곳에 나도 함께 할게..

니가 가는 곳에 나도 함께 갈게..

널 위해서 매일 웃고

널 위해서 기도하고..

니 생각에 잠들고

널 부르며 눈을 떠..

내 옆에서 지켜주고

내 옆에서 감싸주는..

넌 나의 천국인걸..

You’re my only one way..

오직 너를 원해

내가 니 곁에 있음에 감사해..

You’re the only one babe..

힘든 세상 속에 사랑을 알게 해준

너 하나로 나는 행복해..

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

우리 함께라면

we will never cry never never cry

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

영원히 둘이서 never gonna be alone..

니 품에서 숨을 쉬고

니 품에서 입 맞추고..

니 목소릴 들으면

꿈 꾸는 것 만 같아..

니 눈에서 알 수 있어

니 사랑을 알 수 있어..

넌 나의 천국인걸..

You’re my only one way..

오직 너를 원해

내가 니 곁에 있음에 감사해..

You’re the only one babe..

힘든 세상 속에 사랑을 알게 해준

너 하나로 나는 행복해..

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

우리 함께라면

we will never cry never never cry..

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

영원히 둘이서 never gonna be alone..

You’re my only one way..

오직 너를 원해

내가 니 곁에 있음에 감사해..

You’re the only one babe..

힘든 세상 속에 사랑을 알게 해준

너 하나로 나는 행복해..

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

우리 함께라면

we will never cry never never cry..

Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven Heaven

영원히 둘이서 never gonna be alone..

oh, so alone.

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.

있다

Verb, Adverb

to have; to exist

I have money.

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

곳

Noun

place, spot, location

This is the place where I was born.

Refers to a specific physical or abstract location. It can be used for places like a city or a room, or more abstractly for a 'point' in a story or a 'part' of the body.

나

Pronoun

I, 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.

함께

Adverb

together, with

I went to the park with my friend.

Used to indicate doing something together with someone or something.

하다

Verb, Suffix

to do; to be

What kind of work do you do?

A fundamental verb in Korean, '하다' is used to denote action ('to do') and state ('to be'). It also attaches to many nouns to form new verbs, like '공부하다' (to study) from '공부' (study).

가다

Verb

to go

I am going to school tomorrow.

A fundamental verb for movement away from the speaker. The opposite of 오다 (to come).

너

Pronoun

you (informal)

Where do you want to go?

'너' is the informal pronoun for 'you', used with friends, younger people, or in other casual contexts.

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