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Vocabulary from KARA: 'Step'.

Step it up now oh oh

Lalalalala lalalalalalala

넘어지진 않을 거야 슬픔아 안녕

친해지지 않을 거야 눈물아 안녕

자신을 믿는 거야 한숨은 그만

이깟 고민쯤은 웃으며 Bye bye

또 한 번 더 배웠어

I will never forget about you yeah

커졌어 난 강하게 더 높게 (Oh 더 높게 Yeah)

Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah

Step it up step it up 다시 시작이야

또 템포를 올려서 앞질러 갈래

Just step it up step it up 다 보란 듯이

크게 볼륨 높여 Baby my baby

Lalalalala lalalalalalala

내일은 새로울 거야 기대를 높여

그게 사는 재미 같아 근심은 날려

누구나 같을 거야 기죽지 않아

작은 걱정쯤은 웃으며 Bye bye

난 강하게 더 높게 (Oh 더 높게 Yeah)

Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah

Step it up step it up 다시 시작이야

또 템포를 올려서 앞질러 갈래

Just step it up step it up 다 보란 듯이

크게 볼륨 높여 Baby my baby

내 인생에 섣불리 Get louder

나 좋으라고 그랬겠어 그랬겠어

One two one two step 모두 박자에 맞게

겁낼 필요 없어 아니 울 것 없어

모두 같이 함께해

[하/지] 어지럽게 왜 쓸데없는 생각해

[하/지] 그러지 말고 우리 모두 다 Step it up now

절대 난 돌아보지 않겠어 (Oh whoa yeah)

앞만 보기도 시간은 짧아

Step it up step it up 다시 시작이야

또 템포를 올려서 앞질러 갈래

Just step it up step it up 다 보란 듯이

크게 볼륨 높여 Baby my baby

Step it up step it up (왜 섣불리 Get louder)

또 템포를 올려서 (괜히 그랬겠어 그랬겠어)

Just step it up step it up 다 보란 듯이

크게 볼륨 높여 Baby my baby

Lalalalala lalalalalalala

Vocabulary

step up

Verb

to take responsibility or move into a more active role

When the coach left, an experienced player stepped forward to lead the team.

Used when someone volunteers or becomes more active in response to a need, especially after another person leaves or cannot continue.

now

Adverb

naʊ

at the present time

Where are you going now?

Used to describe the current moment, as opposed to the past or future.

Interjection

oʊ

expression of surprise, realization, or understanding

Oh, really?

Used to express surprise, interest, or to show that you have understood something.

넘어지다

Verb

to fall down; to stumble; to collapse (company); to fall ill

The child fell on the stairs and cried.

Can refer to physically falling, business failure, or becoming ill.

않다

Verb

to not do (auxiliary verb)

He left without saying a word.

Used after a verb in the form '-지 않다' or '-고 않다' to express negation.

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.

슬픔

Noun

sadness, sorrow, grief

She couldn't overcome her sadness and cried.

A general term for the feeling of being sad. Its antonym is 기쁨 (gippeum), meaning 'joy'.

安寧

Noun, Interjection

안녕

hello, goodbye; peace, well-being

Hey friend, hello!

As a greeting, '안녕' is informal, used between friends. It can also mean 'peace' or 'well-being' in more formal contexts (e.g., 사회의 안녕 - peace of society).

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