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Run Away

Tzuyu K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from Tzuyu: 'Run Away'.

Run, run away 더 늦기 전에 기회를 줄게

내게 안기면 You will beg, beg to stay

Now say okay 준비됐으면 눌러봐 Play

널 위해 준비한 내 Love symphony

So are you ready tonight

이건 내 Warning 날 향한 네 Yearning

정말 확실한 건지

널 내게 Turn in 한 후엔 No turning back

준비된 거지?

마지막 결심하기까지 Watching

바라보고 있었지

Now I know it’s you

모든 걸 다 줄게 너는 준비됐는지?

Run, run away 더 늦기 전에 기회를 줄게

내게 안기면 You will beg, beg to stay

Now say okay 준비됐으면 눌러봐 Play

널 위해 준비한 내 Love symphony

So are you ready tonight

Are you ready to

Fall in love so true

This love I have for you

So are you ready tonight

마음을 먹기 까지 는 힘들지

먹으면 난 바뀌지

No turning back 내 모든 걸 줄게

받을 준비된 거지?

아무도 못 본 날 이제 너는 볼거야

So hold on tight

하지만 Before I give you my all

마지막으로 물을게

Run, run away 더 늦기 전에 기회를 줄게

내게 안기면 You will beg, beg to stay

Now say okay 준비됐으면 눌러봐 Play

널 위해 준비한 내 Love symphony

So are you ready tonight

Are you ready to

Fall in love so true

This love I have for you

So are you ready tonight

Vocabulary

run

Verb

rʌn

to move at a speed faster than a walk

He ran to the store to buy some milk.

Commonly used for physical movement at a fast pace. It can also mean to manage something or to operate a machine.

run away

Verb

rʌn əˈweɪ

to leave a place secretly or avoid a situation

The little boy decided to run away from home after an argument with his parents.

Often used for children leaving home or for avoiding responsibilities.

더

Adverb

Please give me a little more.

Used to indicate a greater degree or amount, or continuation.

늦다

Verb, Adjective

to be late; to be slow

I need to hurry so I won't be late for the meeting.

Can mean to be late for an appointment or event, or to be slow in speed or progress.

前

Noun

전

before, ago

Wash your hands before the meal.

Used to indicate a point in time before a certain event or a time in the past.

機會

Noun

기회

opportunity, chance

Please give me one more chance.

Indicates a favorable time or circumstance to do something.

주다

Verb

to give

The teacher gave the student a book.

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

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.

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