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Pandora

KARA K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from KARA: 'Pandora'.

Up and up ah ah

감출 수 없는 거야 니 눈빛이 흔들려

묘한 시선 속에 심장이 뛰고 있어

거친 숨 소리가

촉각을 자극해 Crush crush

(Crush crush)

잠깐만 거기에 멈춰서

똑바로 바라봐봐

숨겨온 진실을 이제 다 보여줄게 자

내 맘을 잡아 봐

느껴 봐 Cose to you and close to you

모든걸 다 줄게

내가 보이니 Cose to me and close to me

가져가 날

Up and up ah ah

여기가 끝이 아냐 넌 아직 모를 거야

아직 나에 대해 반도 안 보여 줬어

내 속 안에 있는 비밀을 움켜 줘 Crush crush

(Crush crush)

어떠니 어설픈 편견에

겁 먹고 가지 말아

섣부른 판단에 내 손을 놓치지 마 자

내 전불 알아봐

느껴 봐 Close to you and close to you

모든걸 다 줄게

내가 보이니 Close to me and close to me

가져가 날

Up and up ah ah

[하/지] 그래 봤지 그럼 됐지

[하/지] 이보다 어떻게 뭘 더해

[하/지] 내가 다가가잖아 자 Oh

[하/지] 가까이 더 조금만 더 가까이

Stress 넌 다 줘도 못해

뭘 기대하니 Next time

왜 오도 가도 못해 빙빙

시간이 카운트다운 째깍째깍

한참을 기다렸어

너이길 바래왔어

완벽하길 Oh 빌어

느껴 봐 Close to you and close to you (Yeah)

모든걸 다 줄게

내가 보이니 Close to me and close to me

가져가 날 (No)

Up and up ah ah (Yeah yeah yeah)

Up and up ah ah (Up and up ah ah)

Up and up ah ah (Oh)

Vocabulary

Adverb

ʌp

towards a higher position, value, or level

Prices are going up.

Used to describe movement to a higher place or an increase in amount or level.

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.

Interjection

ɑː

expresses understanding, pleasure, or realization

Ah, I see what you mean now.

Used to show a sudden feeling, such as surprise, pleasure, or realization. It can also fill space in music or speech.

감추다

Verb

to hide; to conceal; to keep secret

He hid the present under the bed.

Used when putting something in a place where it cannot be seen or found, or to keep a fact/emotion secret.

수

Noun

way, method; possibility, ability

I can speak Korean.

As a bound noun, it follows a verb in the '-ㄹ/을' form to indicate possibility or ability, often used with 있다 (to exist) or 없다 (to not exist).

없다

Adjective

to not exist, to not have

He didn't have a single friend.

Describes the absence of someone or something; commonly pairs with subject particles 이/가 and forms like 없어요 or 없는 to negate existence or possession.

것

Noun

thing, stuff, matter

The thing I like is books.

A dependent noun used to refer to objects, facts, or concepts in a general way. Often used with descriptive clauses.

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.

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