K-pop based Korean learning EP 15: "ATEEZ- Ice on My Teeth”
Episode 15: Learning Korean with ATEEZ’s “Ice on My Teeth”
"안녕하세요, 여러분! (Hello, everyone!). Today, we’ll be diving into ATEEZ’s hit song ‘Ice on My Teeth’, which showcases their powerful vocals, intense choreography, and their unwavering consistency in the K-pop scene.
[1. Grammar Focus ]
"Now let’s explore some key grammar points used in the lyrics of Ice on My Teeth and see how they can help in real-life conversations!"
1. -처럼 (Like, As)
This grammar pattern is used to compare someone or something to another object or concept.
Examples:
- 너는 별처럼 빛나. (You shine like a star.)
- 나는 그들처럼 강해지고 싶어. (I want to be strong like them.)
2. -지 않아 (Won’t/Don’t do something)
This pattern is used to express negation or refusal to do something.
Examples:
- 나는 울지 않아. (I won’t cry.)
- 그만두지 않아. (I won’t quit.)
3. -을/를 넘어 (Beyond/Surpassing)
This phrase is often used to talk about surpassing limits or expectations.
Examples:
- 그는 기대를 넘어섰어. (He exceeded expectations.)
- 우리는 우리의 한계를 넘어야 한다. (We must go beyond our limits.)
[2. Real-Life Conversation Practice ]
"Let’s put what we’ve learned into practice with some real-life scenarios inspired by the song!"
Scenario 1: Encouraging a Friend
A: 요즘 너무 힘들어. (I’m having a hard time these days.)
B: 하지만 넌 멈추지 않아야 해. (But you shouldn’t stop.)
A: 맞아, 한계를 넘어야지! (Right, I have to go beyond my limits!)
Scenario 2: Talking About Determination
A: 네 꿈을 위해 뭐 할 거야? (What will you do for your dream?)
B: 얼음처럼 차갑게 집중할 거야. (I’ll focus cold as ice.)
[3. Cultural Insights ]
"ATEEZ is known for their relentless energy and intense performances, which embody the Korean cultural value of 끈기 (kkeungi), or perseverance.
In Korean culture, pushing past limits and striving for excellence is considered crucial, whether it’s in academics, work, or personal growth. The phrase ‘한계를 넘어’ (going beyond limits) resonates strongly with their message and fans worldwide."
"Keep practicing, and I’ll see you next time! 안녕히 계세요!"🎵
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