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Love Song

miss A K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from miss A: 'Love Song'.

널 부르는 Love song

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Love) Lo-o-o-o, (Love) Lo-o-o-o,

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

아무 말 하지 않아도

네 목소린 나의 머릴 맴돌고

중독돼 버린 것처럼 넌

셀 수 없는 밤 날 미치게 했어 Oh

눈치 없게 모른 척 하진 마

Listen to my heart 너를 원하고 있잖아

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Love) Lo-o-o-o, (Love) Lo-o-o-o,

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Bounce!)

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

아무 말도 소용이 없어

멈춰지질 않아 Like a tornado

(Tornado-o-o-o-o-o)

When I love 어린아이처럼 난

참을 수 있는 끈기 따위 없어 Oh

피곤하게 따지려 하지마

날 원한다면 고민할 필요 없잖아

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Love) Lo-o-o-o, (Love) Lo-o-o-o,

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Bounce!)

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

Falling in love 이미 내겐 자존심 따윈 없어

위험해 하지만 후회는 한 적 없는 걸

기다렸어 오래도록 니가 아니면 안돼

You know what? All I need is your love

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Love) Lo-o-o-o, (Love) Lo-o-o-o,

(Love) Lo-o-o-o-o-o, Love song

(Bounce!)

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

Ah! Ah! Ah!

널 부르는 Love song

Vocabulary

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.

부르다

Verb, Adjective

to sing; to call; to be full

I went to a karaoke room with a friend and sang songs.

Has multiple meanings. As a verb, it can mean 'to sing' a song or 'to call' someone's name. As an adjective, it means 'to be full' after eating (used with 배, stomach).

love song

Noun

lʌv sɒŋ

a song about romantic love

The band played a gentle love song at their wedding.

A compound noun. The plural is love songs, and it usually refers to a romantic song rather than a song someone simply likes.

love

Noun

lʌv

a strong feeling of affection

Her love for her family is very strong.

Refers to a deep emotional attachment or care for someone or something.

아무

Adnominal, Pronoun

any, no (when used with negative)

Nobody knew that fact.

As a pronoun or determiner, '아무' refers to an unspecified person or thing. It's often followed by a particle and used with a negative predicate to mean 'no...'. For example, '아무도 몰랐다' means 'nobody knew'.

말

Noun, Suffix

speech, language; horse; unit of measure

He speaks very beautifully.

Has multiple meanings: 'speech/language', 'horse', and a traditional unit of measure for grains ('mal'). Context is key.

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).

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.

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