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NCT 127 K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from NCT 127: 'Fire Truck'.

[윈/마] Get it lifted

[유/재] What what what what

Fire truck

어딜봐 Mr. fireman on the floor

불을 지펴봐 이 열기를 식혀줄게 (Yeah)

불만이 가득 찬 곳 더 화끈하게

저 Siren-소리에 느끼는 내 기분은 음

애써 빼는 척은 곤란해 (Like this)

미지근한 분위기는 No thanks

흔들리는 내 달궈진 Back seat

[유/재/마/해] 태운 뒤 빈틈없이 We get lit

Ey yea yea yea yea

Hands up if you feeling the vibe now

Ey yea yea yea yea

One step two steps go

오늘밤 너와 나 모두 다 빠져들지

언제든 달려가 소방차 You can call me (Anytime)

몸을 움직여 Pick it up

리듬 느끼는 대로 (넌) 흔들어

뜨거워지는 순간 크게 소리쳐

What what what what

Fire truck

What what

What what what what

Yeah be anywhere, everywhere

부르기만 하면 돼

Look at look at how 그냥 불장난 같아

Bling 하면 나타나 Just blink for me

시원하게 니 화를 풀어줄 테니

Just hold up

자꾸만 밀면 다쳐 Get higher

열긴 마치 Rocket처럼 뜨거워

이 공간은 폭발하기 10초 전

Ey yea yea yea yea

Hands up if you feeling the vibe now

Ey yea yea yea yea

One step two steps go

짜릿한 이 음악 네 맘 확 불태우지

외쳐봐 소방차 어디든 달려가지 (Anywhere)

Maximum으로 Turn it up

리듬에 맞춰 (넌) 흔들어

전율 느끼는 순간 크게 소리쳐

What what what what

Fire truck

Ey yea yea yea yea yea

What what

Ey yea yea yea yea yea

What what what what

Fire truck

What what

What what what what

Fire truck

멈추지마 밤이 새도록

[유/마] Maximum으로 Turn it up

All right 이 음악 속에 모든 걸 던져

Dance my party people

What what what what

[재/윈] 소방차

[태/재] 소방차

[태/유] 소방차

[유/해] 소방차

What what what what

[태/해] 소방차

[태/마] 소방차

Vocabulary

get

Verb

ɡet

to obtain, receive, or buy

I need to get some milk.

A very common verb with many meanings; here it means 'to buy' or 'to obtain'.

Pronoun

ɪt

It is on the desk.

Refers to a thing, animal, or situation that has already been mentioned.

lift

Verb

lɪft

to raise or move to a higher position

He lifted the heavy box onto the shelf.

Refers to moving something upwards physically. It can also be used figuratively for raising spirits or ending a ban.

what

Interjection

wɑt

what

What! That is amazing.

Used as an exclamation to express surprise or disbelief.

어디

Pronoun

where

Where are you now?

'어디' is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about a place or location.

보다

Verb

to see; to look; to watch; to try; to seem

I watched a movie today.

A very common verb with broad meanings such as see/look/watch, meet someone, check or inspect, and take a test. It also appears in auxiliary patterns like -아/어 보다 for trying or experiencing and -나 보다 for guessing or seeming.

Noun

ˈmɪs.tɚ

title for a man (abbreviation for Mister)

Mr Smith is our new history teacher.

Used before a man's family name or full name. In US English, it is usually written as 'Mr.'. British English often omits the period.

Preposition

ɑn

positioned at the upper surface of

There is a cup on the table.

Indicates position above something else and touching it.

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