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ITZY K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from ITZY: 'ICY'.

Hey hey hey, yass

Whoo, beep beep

Hey hey hey hey hey hey

I see that I’m icy

Go rising up up

I see that I’m icy

차갑게 보여도 어떡해

Cool한 나니까 눈치 볼 마음 없어 (Come on)

당당하게 Let it go (Here we go)

길거리를 누비고 (On a roll)

Background music이 깔려

(Bomb bomb bomb bomb)

Icy but I’m on fire

내 안에 있는 Dream 난 자신 있어

날 봐 I’m not a liar

너의 틀에 날 맞출 맘은 없어 (Dance)

다들 Blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

다들 Blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

Ring ring ring 울려 All day long

모두 날 찾느라 바빠

이 노래가 Your favorite song

그렇게 될 걸 잘 알아

Hey 이 맛은 마치

딱 살얼음같이

Bling bling bling 반짝이는 걸

별빛같이 Icy

Uhh shout out to 내 엄마

Thank you to 우리 Papa

좋은 것만 쏙 빼닮아

(짠짠짜짠짠짠)

당당하게 Let it go (Here we go)

길거리를 누비고 (On a roll)

Background music이 깔려

(Bomb bomb bomb bomb)

Icy but I’m on fire

내 안에 있는 Dream 난 자신 있어

날 봐 I’m not a liar

너의 틀에 날 맞출 맘은 없어

다들 Blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

다들 Blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

Get it (Hey)

Shake it (Hey)

Yeah, come on girls

더더 빨리 달려

Don’t care what they say

내 답은 내가 아니까

It’s OK

(Dan dan dan dance)

Up up up up up we go

끝없이 위로 위로

절대 멈추지 않고

No one can stop us now blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

다들 Blah blah

참 말 많아 난 괜찮아

계속 Blah blah

They keep talkin’, I keep walkin’

Yeah

I see that I’m icy

I see that I’m icy

I see that I’m icy

I see that I’m icy

Vocabulary

hey

Interjection

heɪ

hello; attention-getter

Hey, can you help me?

Informal. Used both as a friendly greeting and to attract someone's attention quickly.

Yass

Noun

a town in New South Wales, Australia

We stopped in Yass for coffee during our road trip.

Yass is a proper place name for a town in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia.

whoo

Verb

wuː

to make an excited whooping cry

The crowd began to whoo when the fireworks exploded.

This expressive, onomatopoeic verb describes a loud celebratory cry and is less common than the usual verb for the same sound.

beep

Noun

biːp

a short, high-pitched sound made by electronic equipment or a car horn

Please leave your message after the beep.

Commonly refers to the sound of an answering machine, a computer alert, or a vehicle's horn.

beep

Verb

biːp

to make a short, sharp electronic sound

My phone beeped twice when the train arrived.

Often describes a phone, alarm, machine, or vehicle making a brief signal. It can be transitive when someone makes a horn or device sound, but this example uses the intransitive sense.

I

Pronoun

used to refer to the person speaking or writing

I am a student.

The first-person singular pronoun. Always capitalized in English.

see

Verb

siː

to perceive with the eyes; to notice

I can see the ocean.

A very common verb for vision. It is usually not used in the continuous (-ing) form when meaning 'to perceive'.

that

Determiner

ðæt

referring to a person or thing separated from the speaker

I like that song.

Used as a determiner to point to a specific thing near the speaker or just mentioned.

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