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Queendom

Red Velvet K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from Red Velvet: 'Queendom'.

Queens

Ah yeah ah yeah

Dururururu uh-huh

Ah yeah ah yeah

Yeah

Hey, here we go again

눈부신 햇살 아래

아이처럼 활짝 웃는 너 (Hmm yeah)

Oh hey! 같은 꿈속에

우릴 계속 불러 댄

먼 기억 너머의 Wonderland

We are Queens in the red castle

Don’t need crown 타고났지 Dazzle

함께 만들어 온 Paradigm

확실히 다른 Stereotype

볼수록 빛나는 Pose

Problems? 저 하늘 위로

던져! We are makin’ the rules

‘Cause we are Queens and Kings

손을 더 높이

모일수록 아름답게

Shining bling bling

비가 내려도

Strong and beautiful

모두 다른 색깔로 완성한 Rainbow

Ladida-do Ba-badida

다시 한번 시작해볼까

That’s our Queendom yeah

Ladida-do Ba-badida

너와 손을 맞잡은 순간

That’s our Queendom hoo

We we we strong, nothing missing

Wake up 답은 Simple

Be boss 불어 Whistle (Oh)

더 큰 세상이 너를 주목해 (Yeah)

축제를 열어볼까 (볼까)

난 너의 손을 잡아 (잡아)

기다린 지금이야 (지금)

너답게 펼쳐봐

놀러와 My carnival

Climax? 지금부터야

Watch out! We are makin’ the rules (Oh yeah)

‘Cause we are Queens and Kings

손을 더 높이

모일수록 아름답게

Shining bling bling

비가 내려도

Strong and beautiful

모두 다른 색깔로 완성한 Rainbow

더 크게 외쳐 We do it better

어둠을 헤쳐 빛을 따라가 (No ah)

새로운 Color 이름은 Together (Ooh)

It’s now or never, we got forever (Yeah)

‘Cause we are Queens and Kings (Oh)

손을 더 높이

모일수록 아름답게

Shining bling bling (Oh yeah oh)

비가 내려도 (No)

Strong and beautiful (Ooh whoa)

모두 다른 색깔로 완성한 Rainbow

Ladida-do Ba-badida (Oh yeah)

다시 한번 시작해볼까 (Oh)

That’s our Queendom yeah

Ladida-do Ba-badida (Oh yeah)

너와 손을 맞잡은 순간

That’s our Queendom yeah (Queendom)

Vocabulary

Queens

Noun

a borough of New York City

Queens has many neighborhoods, each with its own character.

A proper noun for one of New York City’s five boroughs; it is commonly used as a place name without an article.

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.

yeah

Interjection

ˈjɛ(ə)

yes

Yeah, that is true.

Informal version of 'yes'. Used widely in casual speech.

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.

here

Adverb

hɪr

here

Please come here.

In, at, or to this place or position.

Pronoun

wiː

We are happy.

A first-person plural pronoun used as the subject of a verb.

Verb

ɡoʊ

to move from one place to another

I will go to school tomorrow.

Used to describe movement away from the current location. It can also mean to function or to pass (of time).

again

Adverb

əˈɡen

another time; once more; back to a previous state

I will see you again tomorrow.

Indicates repetition or returning to a former condition.

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