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Tear Drop

SF9 K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from SF9: 'Tear Drop'.

유난히 햇살 눈부신 날

마주 앉은 우리 둘

아무렇지 않은 듯한 말투가

어색하게 들려

(Let’s figure it out)

웃어도 티가 나

네 맘이 더 느껴져

이별이 다가와 Yeah yeah

멋진 척 아닌 척

서투르게 연길 하듯

너와 나 이젠 Goodbye

Tear Drop

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop

우릴 집어삼킨 침묵

생각들은 조용히 뮤트

또다시 네 아픔이 될 것 같아

알면서도 놓질 못해

I’m not good at goodbye

쓰여진 영화 대본처럼 (So torn apart)

여기가 마지막 장면인가 봐

다시 써 내려가

해피 엔딩을 바라

간절한 기도만 Yeah yeah

여기에 있을게

그래야만 할 것 같아

너와 나 잠시 Goodbye

Tear Drop

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop

So serious Still shinning Traumatized

Your eyes are going na na na

시간 지난 사이

변한 너의 Sign

웃고 있는 너의 눈에

살짝 비친 눈물

가슴이 먹먹해져

무너져 내려

Tear Drop

Umm drip drop

타고 흘러간 아니 흐르는

사이 시간을 거슬러 올라가

시작점에 다시 도달했을 때

한 방울의 흐름 가늠되지 않음

다음은 없어야지 내 눈에서의 가뭄

Tear Drop

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop (뚝 뚝 뚝 Falling down)

뚝 뚝 뚝

흘러내린 너의

[찬희/인성] 눈물이 눈이 부시다

Tear Drop

Vocabulary

유난히

Adverb

unusually; particularly

I'm unusually tired today.

Indicates that something is noticeably different or stands out from the usual.

햇살

Noun

sunlight, sunbeam

Warm sunlight came into the room.

Refers to the rays of the sun, often with a positive and warm connotation.

눈부시다

Adjective

to be dazzling; to be brilliant; to be spectacular

Her smile was dazzling like the sunlight.

Used to describe something very bright, beautiful, or outstanding achievements.

날

Noun

day

The weather is nice today.

The noun '날' in Korean primarily means 'day.' It can refer to a specific day, the period of daylight, or weather conditions, as in '날씨' (weather). It is a fundamental word used in everyday conversation to talk about time, dates, and the environment.

마주

Adverb

face to face, opposite each other

The two people sat facing each other.

Indicates that two or more subjects are positioned directly facing one another.

앉다

Verb

to sit

Please sit in the chair.

A common verb used to ask someone to take a seat.

우리

Noun, Pronoun

we, our; pen, enclosure

Shall we watch a movie together?

「우리」 is the first-person plural pronoun 'we' or 'our'. It can also mean an enclosure or pen for animals, but the pronoun usage is far more common.

둘

Number

two

Two apples, please.

The native Korean number for two, used for counting objects.

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