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Vocabulary from TWICE: 'Signal'.

Trying to let you know

Sign을 보내 signal 보내

I must let you know

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

I must let you know

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

근데 전혀 안 통해

눈빛을 보내 눈치를 주네

근데 못 알아듣네

답답해서 미치겠다 정말

왜 그런지 모르겠다 정말

다시 한 번 힘을 내서

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

눈짓도 손짓도 어떤 표정도

소용이 없네 하나도 안 통해

눈치도 코치도 전혀 없나 봐

더 이상 어떻게 내 맘을 표현해

언제부턴가 난 니가 좋아

지기 시작했어 바보야

왜 이렇게도 내 맘을 몰라

언제까지 이렇게 둔하게

나를 친구로만 대할래

내가 원하는 건 그게 아닌데

Signal 보내 Signal 보내

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

난 너를 원해 난 너를 원해

왜 반응이 없니

만날 때 마다 마음을 담아

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

기다리잖아 다 보이잖아

왜 알지 못하니

Trying to let you know

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

I must let you know

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

널 보며 웃으면 알아채야지

오늘만 몇 번째 널 보며 웃는데

자꾸 말을 걸면 좀 느껴야지

계속 니 곁에 머물러있는데

언제부턴가 난 니가 좋아

지기 시작했어 바보야

왜 이렇게도 내 맘을 몰라

언제까지 이렇게 둔하게

나를 친구로만 대할래

내가 원하는 건 그게 아닌데

Signal 보내 Signal 보내

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

난 너를 원해 난 너를 원해

왜 반응이 없니

만날 때 마다 마음을 담아

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

기다리잖아 다 보이잖아

왜 알지 못하니

Tururututu tururututu

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

Tururututu tururututu

왜 반응이 없니

Tururututu tururututu

찌릿 찌릿 찌릿 찌릿

Tururututu tururututu

왜 알지 못하니

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

근데 전혀 안 통해

눈빛을 보내 눈치를 주네

근데 못 알아듣네

답답해서 미치겠다 정말

왜 그런지 모르겠다 정말

다시 한 번 힘을 내서

Sign을 보내 Signal 보내

Vocabulary

Preposition

tuː

to (infinitive marker)

I want to read a book.

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

let

Noun

lɛt

a let; a nullified play in sports

The umpire called a let.

In racket sports like tennis, a let occurs when a serve hits the net but still lands in the correct service box.

you

Pronoun

juː

you (second person pronoun)

I love you.

Refers to the person or people being addressed.

know

Verb

noʊ

to have information in your mind; to be aware of something

I know the answer to that question.

A stative verb, which means it is usually not used in the '-ing' continuous form. The past tense is 'knew' and the past participle is 'known'.

sign

Verb

saɪn

to sign

Please sign your name at the bottom of the page.

To write your name on a document to show agreement or ownership.

을

Particle

object particle

I read a book.

Indicates the direct object of a verb. Attached to nouns ending in a consonant. Use '를' for nouns ending in a vowel.

보내다

Verb

to send

I sent a gift to my friend.

Used for sending objects, people, or even time (e.g., 'spend time').

signal

Noun

ˈsɪɡnəl

a movement, sound, or light that gives information or an order

The traffic signal turned green.

Can refer to a variety of signals, including physical gestures, electronic signs, or electronic waves.

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