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Ready to love

SEVENTEEN K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from SEVENTEEN: 'Ready to love'.

I’m ready to love

내게 말해 줘 Can we stay together

Can we stay together

I’m a fool of love for you

내 맘을 네 곁에 Forever 네 곁에 Forever

널 만나 내 마음이 계속 더 자라서

우리 사이란 친구로는 모자라 난

처음 느낀 심장의 속도가

이리 빠른 줄 몰랐어

All I wanna do is run away

Cause you are my escape baby

Love has no limit 대답을 원해 Ay

I’m ready to love

내게 말해 줘 Can we stay together

Can we stay together

I’m a fool of love for you

내 맘을 네 곁에 Forever 네 곁에 Forever

세상의 반대로 Run away

내 손을 잡아

계속 Run away

이제 날 믿어

숨이 차오를 듯이 내 맘 가득

채울 수 있게 (그럴 수 있게)

You give me purpose

Already know yeh

생각에 빠질 때 짓는 표정

네 기분을 푸는 Secret recipe

내 눈이 널 보는 순간

다 알고 있어

아무 말 하지 않아도

처음 느낀 심장의 속도가

이리 빠른 줄 몰랐어

All I wanna do is run away

Cause you are my escape baby

너만 준비가 되어 있으면 돼 Ay

I’m ready to love

내게 말해 줘 Can we stay together

Can we stay together

I’m a fool of love for you

내 맘을 네 곁에 Forever 네 곁에 Forever

세상의 반대로 Run away

내 손을 잡아

계속 Run away

이제 날 믿어

숨이 차오를 듯이 내 맘 가득

채울 수 있게 (그럴 수 있게)

You give me purpose

하루하루 쌓여 갈수록

내 감정도 더욱 커져가

[도겸/승관] 더 이상은 I don’t wanna waste

널 위해 달릴게

I’m ready to love

내게 말해 줘 Can we stay together

Can we stay together

I’m a fool of love for you

내 맘을 네 곁에 Forever 네 곁에 Forever

세상의 반대로 Run away

내 손을 잡아

계속 Run away

이제 날 믿어

숨이 차오를 듯이 내 맘 가득

채울 수 있게 (그럴 수 있게)

You give me purpose

Vocabulary

Pronoun

aɪ

used to refer to the person speaking or writing

I am a student.

The first-person singular pronoun. Always capitalized in English.

ready

Adjective

ˈɹɛdi

prepared for an activity; willing; quick

Are you ready to go?

Used to describe being fully prepared for a task or action. Often used in the structure 'ready to (verb)'.

Preposition

tuː

to (infinitive marker)

I want to read a book.

Used before the base form of a verb to form the infinitive.

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.

내

Noun, Pronoun

my; I (as subject); stream; smell

This is my book.

A versatile word. It's the possessive 'my' (from 나의), the subject 'I' (from 내가), and can also mean 'stream' or 'smell' as a noun.

말하다

Verb

to say, to speak, to tell

If you have something to say, please speak honestly.

A general verb for verbal communication, encompassing saying, speaking, and telling.

주다

Verb

to give

The teacher gave the student a book.

A common verb for giving objects, time, or attention.

can

Auxiliary verb

kæn

to be able to; to have permission to

I can help you.

A modal verb used to express ability, possibility, or permission.

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