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Upside Down Kiss

TXT K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from TXT: 'Upside Down Kiss'.

네 눈빛 속에

거꾸로 비친 my face

Keep your eyes on me

Baby don’t freeze

정반대의 something

본능이 알아봤지

달아오른 skin

너 말곤 쉿

너와 내 두 발이

서로 다른 세상에

묶여 닿을 수가 없대도

That’s what I like, 어려운 게임

궤도를 비껴 I don’t give a sh*t

Baby girl let’s get freaky

중력을 비웃고

입술이 닿을 듯 말 듯

우린 더 자유로워

Baby I’ll make it easy

뒤집힌 그대로

나의 아랫입술이

너의 윗입술로

입술로

Upside down, upside down, kiss kiss

포개지는 네 입술 (Your lips!)

그 위에서 swing groove (Groovin’!)

마치 N과 S극 (Like that!)

떼어 내지 못해 착붙

몸은 그냥 가는 대로

가득해 오감은 너로

뭘 해도 남들관 달러

Sip it like an affogato

그렇게 우린 탐해 서로를 yeah

어떤 영화 같지

서로 다른 중력쯤

좀 더 극적인 장치일 뿐

It’s no surprise

Don’t need no changes

내 모습 그대로 입 맞출게

Baby girl let’s get freaky

중력을 비웃고

입술이 닿을 듯 말 듯

우린 더 자유로워

Baby I’ll make it easy

뒤집힌 그대로

나의 아랫입술이

너의 윗입술로

입술로

Upside down, upside down, kiss kiss

Vocabulary

네

Noun, Interjection, Adnominal, Suffix, Pronoun

yes; okay; you (subject); your (possessive)

Yes, I understand.

A formal affirmative response for elders or higher status. Also functions as the second-person pronoun or a possessive determiner in some contexts, pronounced "니" when it means "you" or "your".

눈빛

Noun

look (in one's eyes)

The look in her eyes said a lot.

Refers to the expression or emotion shown in someone's eyes.

속

Noun

inside, interior; stomach; mind, heart

What is inside the box?

「속」 is a versatile noun referring to the inside of something, a person's stomach, or their inner thoughts and feelings.

거꾸로

Adverb

inside out; backwards; conversely

I laughed because I wore my clothes inside out.

Used to describe something being the opposite of the usual order, direction, or state.

비치다

Verb

to be reflected, to shine

The mountain's shadow was reflecting on the lake.

Can mean for light to shine, or for something to be reflected in a surface.

Determiner

maɪ

belonging to me

This is my house.

A possessive determiner used by the speaker to show that something belongs to them.

face

Noun

feɪs

the front part of the head

She had a big smile on her face.

Refers to the front of the head where the eyes, nose, and mouth are. Can also refer to an expression.

keep

Verb

kiːp

keep

I will keep my promise.

To continue to have something, or to stay in a specific state.

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