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DALLA DALLA

ITZY K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from ITZY: 'DALLA DALLA'.

DDA-DDA-LA-DDA-LA-DDA-LA

People look at me, and they tell me

외모만 보고 내가 날라리 같대요

So what? 신경 안 써 I’m sorry

I don’t care, don’t care, really don’t care, because

사랑 따위에 목매지 않아

세상엔 재밌는 게 더 많아

언니들이 말해 철들려면 멀었대

I’m sorry sorry 철들 생각 없어요 (Nope)

예쁘기만 하고 매력은 없는

애들과 난 달라 달라 달라

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA

니 기준에 날 맞추려 하지 마

난 지금 내가 좋아 나는 나야

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA DDA-LA

I love myself

난 뭔가 달라 달라 Yeah

I love myself

난 뭔가 달라 달라 Yeah

난 너랑 달라 달라 Yeah

Bad, bad, I’m sorry I’m bad, I’m just the way I am

남 신경 쓰고 살긴 아까워

하고 싶은 일 하기도 바빠

My life 내 맘대로 살 거야 말리지 마

난 특별하니까 Yeah

남들의 시선 중요치 않아

내 Style이 좋아 그게 나니까

언니들이 말해 내가 너무 당돌하대

I’m sorry sorry 바꿀 생각 없어요 (Nope)

예쁘기만 하고 매력은 없는

애들과 난 달라 달라 달라

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA

니 기준에 날 맞추려 하지 마

난 지금 내가 좋아 나는 나야

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA DDA-LA

Don’t care what people say 나는 내가 알아

I’m talking to myself 기죽지 마 절대로

고갤 들고 니 꿈을 쫓아

Just keep on dreaming

Keep your chin up, we got your back

Keep your head up, just keep on dreaming

Keep your chin up, we got your back

Keep your head up, just keep on dreaming (Everybody)

예쁘기만 하고 매력은 없는

애들과 난 달라 달라 달라

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA

니 기준에 날 맞추려 하지 마

난 지금 내가 좋아 나는 나야

DDA-DDA-LA DDA-LA DDA-LA

I love myself

난 뭔가 달라 달라 Yeah

I love myself

난 뭔가 달라 달라 Yeah

난 너랑 달라 달라 Yeah

Vocabulary

people

Verb

ˈpipəl

to stock with people; to inhabit

Hunters peopled these forests long ago.

Used as a verb, it means to populate or fill a place with people. Often used in literary or historical contexts.

look

Noun

lʊk

an act of looking; a facial expression; physical appearance

He had a worried look on his face.

A noun referring to the action or manner of looking, or the appearance someone or something has.

Preposition

æt

expressing location or arrival in a particular place or position

I will meet you at the park.

Used to show an exact position, particular place, or time.

Pronoun

miː

She gave it to me.

The object form of the pronoun 'I'. Used as the object of a verb or preposition.

and

Conjunction

ænd

used to join words or groups of words

He likes apples and oranges.

Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences.

they

Pronoun

ðeɪ

third person plural pronoun

They went to the park to play football.

Used as the subject of a verb to refer to two or more people, animals, or things.

tell

Verb

tɛl

to give information to someone

She told me a very funny joke.

Used when conveying information, instructions, or stories to another person.

外貌

Noun

외모

appearance; looks

He has a handsome appearance.

Refers to a person's outer look or physical characteristics.

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