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You, You

TWS K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from TWS: 'You, You'.

You remind me

달이 켜져 우리 둘만 비춰

코끝에 가까워진 네 향기 yeah

나만 담긴 네 눈에 잠시 잠겨

숨 쉬는 걸 잊어버린 듯해

네 볼 점들을 따라가다

두 눈을 감아 버리는 밤

우리 사이 세상 소릴 지우는 heart beat

I can’t take it anymore

You, You remind me

한여름 밤의 꿈속같이

You, You remind me

끝나지 않을 불꽃놀이

널 놓치는 건 not in my plans

이미 우린 돌이킬 수 없어

Can’t get enough

널 본 순간 알았어

You, You remind me

내 세상이야 너는 이제

You remind me

Dda-rum Dda-rum

You remind me

Dda-rum Dda-rum

You remind me

반복되던 지난 꿈속처럼

낯설지 않아 이 순간은 왜

가장 벅찬 단어로

다시 설명한다면

너였어 모든 게

난 사랑을 너라 부르지

우연은 없어 더 이상은

네게 맞춰

빈틈없이 채우는 heart beat

I can’t take it anymore

You, You remind me

한여름 밤의 꿈속같이

You, You remind me

끝나지 않을 불꽃놀이

널 놓치는 건 not in my plans

이미 우린 돌이킬 수 없어

Can’t get enough

널 본 순간 알았어

You, You remind me

내 세상이야 너는 이제

You remind me

Dda-rum Dda-rum

You remind me

Dda-rum Dda-rum

You remind me

Vocabulary

you

Pronoun

juː

you (second person pronoun)

I love you.

Refers to the person or people being addressed.

remind

Verb

rɪˈmaɪnd

to make someone think of something they have forgotten

Please remind me to call my mother tonight.

Used when you want someone to help you remember a task or a fact.

Pronoun

miː

She gave it to me.

The object form of the pronoun 'I'. Used as the object of a verb or preposition.

달

Noun

moon, month

A bright moon rose in the night sky.

Refers to the Earth's natural satellite or a unit of time. The context usually makes the meaning clear.

이

Particle

subject/complement particle

The house is far.

Attached to a noun ending in a consonant to mark the subject. It is also used before 되다 or 아니다 and in some emphatic patterns.

켜지다

Verb

to be turned on, to light up

As I entered the room, the light turned on automatically.

Used for lights or electronic devices that activate.

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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