Learn Korean with BLACKPINK
5 sets · 143 words · meanings in English
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BORN PINK & 뛰어(JUMP). BORN PINK (2022) pairs the swaggering threat of Pink Venom and Shut Down with the giddy confusion of Yeah Yeah Yeah and the open-hearted longing of Ready For Love, and the 2025 single 뛰어(JUMP) adds a short burst of dancefloor bravado. Because these tracks are mostly English, this short bonus set draws on their Korean lines only: words for poison, cruelty and flash, for staying calm and humble, for being unexpectedly drawn to someone, and for fear, fate and protection. Expect useful everyday verbs and adjectives such as 빼앗다, 진정하다, 끌리다, 겁내다 and 지키다.
THE ALBUM. Vocabulary drawn from the Korean-language tracks of BLACKPINK's 2020 studio album THE ALBUM. The songs move from defiant comeback swagger in "How You Like That" and "Pretty Savage" to the bruised, self-aware romance of "Lovesick Girls" and the quiet self-doubt of "You Never Know". Expect verbs of collapsing, enduring and healing, adjectives for pride and shame, and everyday words for wounds, jealousy and stubbornly holding on.
KILL THIS LOVE. BLACKPINK's 2019 EP KILL THIS LOVE turns a break-up into a decision: the title track cuts a love loose with angel-and-devil imagery, Don't Know What To Do sits in the numb aftermath, Kick It is the defiant walk-out, and 아니길 (Hope Not) closes with a quiet, guilty wish that the other person will not forget. The vocabulary here covers the emotional core of that arc — clinging, enduring, feeling overwhelmed, breaking out, and lingering fondness that will not fade. It also builds out everyday descriptive Korean: adjectives like 하찮다, 멀쩡하다, 초라하다 and 낯설다 that learners meet constantly in conversation.
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