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Learn Korean with K-Pop: Chuu – Heart Attack

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Here’s a full breakdown of the grammar and vocabulary of the lyrics of “Heart Attack” by Chuu. Repeated lines and lyrics entirely in English are omitted.

  • Vocabulary
    • Nouns
    • Verbs
    • Adjectives (descriptive verbs)
    • Adverbs
    • Pronouns
    • Determiners
    • Numerals
    • Other words
  • Grammar
    • Particles
    • Verbs/adjective forms and endings
  • Lyrics breakdown

Vocabulary

Nouns

  • 날 – day
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
  • 속 – inside
  • 세상 – world
  • 혼자 – alone, solitude
  • 비밀 – secret
  • 전부 – everything, all
  • 걸음 – step
  • 모습 – appearance
  • 빛 – light
  • 기분 – mood, feeling
  • 빨간색 – red
  • 기준 – standard, criterion
  • 지구 – Earth
  • 달 – moon (the Moon or any natural satellite of a planet)
  • 불꽃 – flame, sparkle, fireworks
  • 시간 – time
  • 흐름 – flow
  • 만큼 – the degree or extent to which
  • 상상 – imagination
  • 밤 – night
  • 중독 – addiction, poisoning

Verbs

  • 보다 – to see, to look at
  • 열리다 – to open
  • 지다 – to become (auxiliary verb)
  • 알다 – to know, to understand
  • 감추다 – to conceal
  • 말하다 – to speak, to talk
  • 향하다 – to face, to go towards
  • 다가가다 – to approach
  • 숨다 – to hide
  • 만나다 – to meet
  • 두근대다 – to have a pounding heart
  • 주다 – to give (also used as an auxiliary verb meaning “to do something for someone”)
  • 나다 – to come out, to occur
  • 빠지다 – to fall into
  • 가다 – to go (also used as an auxiliary verb indicating a continuous action from the present into the future, a gradual change, or a movement away from the speaker)
  • 담다 – to put into
  • 되다 – to become
  • 멈추다 – to stop, to halt
  • 떠오르다 – to arise, to remember
  • 생각하다 – to think
  • 정해지다 – to be decided, to be fixed
  • 맴돌다 – to linger, to circle
  • 튀다 – to spark, to splash, to bounce, to stand out
  • 모르다 – to not know
  • 퍼지다 – to spread, to diffuse
  • 다가오다 – to approach
  • 마주하다 – to face, to confront, to look at
  • 느끼다 – to feel
  • 가득하다 – to be full

Adjectives (descriptive verbs)

  • 조용하다 – to be quiet, to be silent
  • 새롭다 – to be new
  • 빠르다 – to be fast, to be quick, to be soon, to be early
  • 아찔하다 – to be dizzy
  • 보다 – to seem
  • 하얗다 – to be white
  • 달콤하다 – to be sweet
  • 선명하다 – to be clear, to be vivid

Adverbs

  • 처음 – first time
  • 유난히 – especially, unusually
  • 딱 – precisely, strongly, suddenly
  • 다 – all, everything
  • 먼저 – first, early
  • 점점 – gradually
  • 더 – more
  • 분명 – clearly, certainly
  • 가득히 – fully
  • 이런 – like this, such
  • 없이 – without
  • 자꾸 – repeatedly
  • 많이 – a lot, many, much
  • 가득 – fully, completely
  • 끝없이 – endlessly
  • 조금 – a bit
  • 가까이 – closely
  • 함께 – together
  • 깊이 – deeply

Pronouns

  • 우리 – we, us, our
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의) (informal)
  • 나 – I, me (informal)
  • 너 – you (informal)
  • 저기 – over there

Determiners

  • 모든 – every
  • 이 – this

Numerals

  • 한 – one (determiner form)
  • 둘 – two

Other words

  • 것 – thing
  • -이다 – to be (copula)
  • 반짝 – with a sparkle

Grammar

Particles

  • -이/가 – subject marker
    • -이 after consonants
    • -가 after vowels
  • -도 – too, also, even
  • -에게 – to (dative particle)
  • -을/를 – object marker
    • -을 after consonants
    • -를 after vowels
  • -에 – because of, with, by
  • -은/는 – topic marker
    • -은 after consonants
    • -는 after vowels
  • -의 – possessive marker
  • -에 – in, at, to (location/time marker)
  • -들 – plural marker
  • -(으)로 – into, toward
    • -으로 after consonants
    • -로 after vowels or ㄹ
  • -처럼 – like, as, as if
  • -조차 – even
  • -만 – only

Verbs/adjective forms and endings

  • -았던/었던/했던 – indicates a completed action in the past or a state that no longer exists
    • -았던 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -었던 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -했던 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -ㄴ/은/는 – describing nouns with adjectives
    • -ㄴ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -은 if the stem ends in a consonant
    • -는 if the adjective ends in -있다 or -없다
  • -ㄴ/은 듯하다 – it looks like, it feels like (past tense)
    • -ㄴ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -은 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -아/어/해지다 – to become
    • -아지다 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어지다 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해지다 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -던 – indicates a repeated action in the past that doesn’t happen anymore, an ongoing action in the past, or a past state being remembered
  • -고 있다 – to be doing (progressive form)
  • -ㄴ/은 – describing nouns with verbs in the past
    • -ㄴ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -은 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -고 싶다 – want to…
  • -아/어/해 – connect verbs, with the first action impacting the second one
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -아/어/해 있다 – to be in a state
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -게 되다 – to end up doing something
  • -는 – describing nouns with verbs in the present
  • -ㄹ게/을게 – I will… (a promise to do something)
    • -ㄹ게 if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -을게 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -아/어/해 – present tense, intimate style
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -ㄴ가/은가/는가 – indicates a question or a guess, used with adjectives and -이다
    • -ㄴ가 if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -은가 if the stem ends in a consonant
    • -는가 if the adjective ends in -있다 or -없다
  • -아/어/해 가다 – indicates a continuous action from the present into the future, a gradual change, or a movement away from the speaker
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -았/었/했- – past tense marker
    • -았- if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -었- if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -했- if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -더니 – since, because (recalling something and describing a consequence)
  • -ㄹ/을 수 없다 – can’t
    • -ㄹ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -을 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -아/어/해 버리다 – indicates a completed action, adding a feeling of regret or relief, or implicating a negative result
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -듯 – like, as if (contraction of -듯이)
  • -ㄹ/을 것이다 – future tense
    • -ㄹ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -을 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -(으)면 – if, when
    • -면 if the stem ends in a vowel or ㄹ
    • -으면 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -는 듯하다 – it looks like, it feels like (present tense)
  • -ㄹ/을 – describing nouns with verbs/adjectives in the future
    • -ㄹ if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -을 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -아/어/해 주다 – to do something for someone
    • -아 if the last vowel in the stem is ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -어 if the last vowel in the stem is not ㅗ or ㅏ
    • -해 if the verb/adjective ends with -하다
  • -ㄴ/는다면 – if, with an emphasis on the fact that the verb is a supposition/assumption
    • -ㄴ다면 if the stem ends in a vowel
    • -는다면 if the stem ends in a consonant
  • -게 – turn a verb or adjective into an adverb

Lyrics breakdown

우리 처음 봤던 날 = The day we first met

  • 우리 – we, us, our
  • 처음 – first time
  • 봤던 – when it saw
    • 보다 – to see, to look at
    • -았던 – indicates a completed action in the past or a state that no longer exists
  • 날 – day

조용했던 내 맘 속 = Inside my quiet heart

  • 조용했던 – that was quiet
    • 조용하다 – to be quiet, to be silent
    • -했던 – indicates a completed action in the past or a state that no longer exists
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
  • 속 – inside

새로운 세상이 열린 듯 = As if a new world has opened

  • 새로운 – new
    • 새롭다 – to be new
    • -은 – describing nouns with adjectives (ㅂ-irregular form)
  • 세상이 – world
    • 세상 – world
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 열린 듯 – as if it has opened
    • 열리다 – to open
    • -ㄴ 듯하다 – it looks like, it feels like (past tense)

유난히 빨라지던 move = A move that becomes especially quick

  • 유난히 – especially, unusually
  • 빨라지던 – that becomes quick
    • 빠르다 – to be fast, to be quick, to be soon, to be early
    • -아지다 – to become
    • -던 – indicates a repeated action in the past that doesn’t happen anymore, an ongoing action in the past, or a past state being remembered

나 혼자 알고 있었던 감춰진 내 비밀도 = Even my hidden secret that only I knew

  • 나 – I, me
  • 혼자 – alone, solitude
  • 알고 있었던 – that I knew
    • 알다 – to know, to understand
    • -고 있다 – to be doing (progressive form)
    • -었던 – indicates a completed action in the past or a state that no longer exists
  • 감춰진 – that became hidden
    • 감추다 – to conceal
    • -어지다 – to become
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with verbs in the past
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 비밀도 – even the secret
    • 비밀 – secret
    • -도 – too, also, even

너에게 딱 내 전부 다 말하고 싶어지던 mood = The mood where I started wanting to tell you precisely my everything

  • 너에게 – to you
    • 너 – you
    • -에게 – to (dative particle)
  • 딱 – precisely, strongly, suddenly
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 전부 – everything, all
  • 다 – all, everything
  • 말하고 싶어지던 – that I started wanting to say
    • 말하다 – to speak, to talk
    • -고 싶다 – want to…
    • -어지다 – to become
    • -던 – indicates a repeated action in the past that doesn’t happen anymore, an ongoing action in the past, or a past state being remembered

나 한 걸음 먼저 널 향해 먼저 다가간 모습에 = The fact that I took a step towards you first and I approached you because of your appearance

  • 나 – I, me
  • 한 – one (determiner form)
  • 걸음 – step
  • 먼저 – first, early
  • 널 – you (contraction of 너를)
    • 너 – you
    • -를 – object marker
  • 향해 – going towards and
    • 향하다 – to face, to go towards
    • -해 – connect verbs, with the first action impacting the second one
  • 다가간 – that I approached
    • 다가가다 – to approach
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with verbs in the past
  • 모습에 – because of your appearance (your is implied)
    • 모습 – appearance
    • -에 – because of, with, by

숨어있던 날 만나게 돼 = I end up meeting my hidden self

  • 숨어있던 – that was hiding
    • 숨다 – to hide
    • -어 있다 – to be in a state
    • -던 – indicates a repeated action in the past that doesn’t happen anymore, an ongoing action in the past, or a past state being remembered
  • 날 – me (contraction of 나를)
    • 나 – I, me
    • -를 – object marker
  • 만나게 돼 – I end up meeting
    • 만나다 – to meet
    • -게 되다 – to end up doing something
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style (되어 is contracted to 돼)

점점 더 두근대는 맘 = My heart gradually pounding more

  • 점점 – gradually
  • 더 – more
  • 두근대는 – pounding
    • 두근대다 – to have a pounding heart
    • -는 – describing nouns with verbs in the present
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)

전부 다 줄게 = I’ll give it all

  • 전부 – everything, all
  • 다 – all, everything
  • 줄게 – I will give
    • 주다 – to give
    • -ㄹ게 – I will… (a promise to do something)

분명 넌 나의 destiny = You’re clearly my destiny

  • 분명 – clearly, certainly
  • 넌 – you (contraction of 너는)
    • 너 – you
    • -는 – topic marker
  • 나의 – my
    • 나 – I, me
    • -의 – possessive marker

빛이나 내 맘 가득히 = My heart shines fully

  • 빛이나 – shines
    • 빛 – light
    • -이 – subject marker
    • 나다 – to come out, to occur
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
  • 가득히 – fully

아찔한 기분이 이런 건가 봐 = I guess it’s how this dizzy feeling feels like

  • 아찔한 – dizzy
    • 아찔하다 – to be dizzy
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with adjectives
  • 기분이 – feeling
    • 기분 – mood, feeling
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 이런 – like this, such
  • 건가 봐 – it seems to be the thing (contraction of 것인가 봐)
    • 것 – thing
    • -이다 – to be (copula)
    • -ㄴ가 – indicates a question or a guess, used with adjectives and -이다
    • 보다 – to seem
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style

점점 더 난 네게 빠져가 = I gradually keep falling into you more

  • 점점 – gradually
  • 더 – more
  • 난 – I (contraction of 나는)
    • 나 – I, me
    • -는 – topic marker
  • 네게 – to you (contraction of 너에게)
    • 너 – you
    • -에게 – to (dative particle)
  • 빠져가 – I keep falling into
    • 빠지다 – to fall into
    • -어 가다 – indicates a continuous action from the present into the future, a gradual change, or a movement away from the speaker
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style

이런 게 fall in love 하얀 내 맘에 = This is what falling in love is, in my white heart

  • 이런 – like this, such
  • 게 – thing (contraction of 것이)
    • 것 – thing
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 하얀 – white
    • 하얗다 – to be white
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with adjectives (ㅎ-irregular form)
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 맘에 – in the heart
    • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
    • -에 – in, at, to (location/time marker)

너를 담았더니 빨간색이 돼 = When I put you into it, it becomes red

  • 너를 – you
    • 너 – you
    • -를 – object marker
  • 담았더니 – when I put into
    • 담다 – to put into
    • -았- – past tense marker
    • -더니 – since, because (recalling something and describing a consequence)
  • 빨간색이 – red
    • 빨간색 – red
    • -이 – subject marker (here the subject marker is used instead of the object marker because of the unique rules of 되다 (to become), with this verb -이/가 is attached to the noun that the subject becomes instead of -을/를)
  • 돼 – becomes
    • 되다 – to become
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style (되어 is contracted to 돼)

멈출 수 없이 자꾸 떠올라 = I repeatedly think about you without stopping

  • 멈출 수 없이 – without stopping
    • 멈추다 – to stop, to halt
    • -ㄹ 수 없다 – can’t
    • 없이 – without
  • 자꾸 – repeatedly
  • 떠올라 – I think about you (in this case think is a better translation, about you is implied)
    • 떠오르다 – to arise, to remember
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style (르-irregular form)

유난히 더 많이 생각하게 돼 = I end up thinking about you more and more

  • 유난히 – especially, unusually
  • 더 – more
  • 많이 – a lot, many, much
  • 생각하게 돼 – I end up thinking about you (about you is implied)
    • 생각하다 – to think
    • -게 되다 – to end up doing something
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style (되어 is contracted to 돼)

내 모든 기준들이 너로 정해져 버리듯 = It’s like all my standards have been set to you

  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 모든 – every
  • 기준들이 – standards
    • 기준 – standard, criterion
    • -들 – plural marker
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 너로 – to you
    • 너 – you
    • -로 – into, toward
  • 정해져 버리듯 – as if they have been fixed
    • 정해지다 – to be decided, to be fixed
    • -어 버리다 – indicates a completed action, adding a feeling of regret or relief, or implicating a negative result
    • -듯 – like, as if (contraction of -듯이)

지구를 맴맴 도는 저기 달처럼 = Like the Moon over there circling the Earth

  • 지구를 – Earth
    • 지구 – Earth
    • -를 – object marker
  • 맴맴 도는 – circling (맴 is repeated for emphasis)
    • 맴돌다 – to linger, to circle
    • -는 – describing nouns with verbs in the present (ㄹ-irregular form)
  • 저기 – over there
  • 달처럼 – like the Moon
    • 달 – moon (the Moon or any natural satellite of a planet)
    • -처럼 – like, as, as if

우린 만나게 될 거야 = We will end up meeting

  • 우린 – we (contraction of 우리는)
    • 우리 – we, us, our
    • -는 – topic marker
  • 만나게 될 거야 – will end up meeting
    • 만나다 – to meet
    • -게 되다 – to end up doing something
    • -ㄹ 것이다 – future tense
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style (-이다 follows unique rules and becomes -(이)야 (-이야 after consonants, -야 after vowels or in colloquial speech)

널 보면 반짝 내 맘에 반짝 불꽃이 튀는 듯 = When I see you, it’s like a sparkle in my heart

  • 널 – you (contraction of 너를)
    • 너 – you
    • -를 – object marker
  • 보면 – when I see
    • 보다 – to see, to look at
    • -면 – if, when
  • 반짝 – with a sparkle
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 맘에 – in the heart
    • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
    • -에 – in, at, to (location/time marker)
  • 불꽃이 – sparkle
    • 불꽃 – flame, sparkle, fireworks
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 튀는 듯 – feels like it sparks
    • 튀다 – to spark, to splash, to bounce, to stand out
    • -는 듯하다 – it looks like, it feels like (present tense) (-하다 is omitted)

숨어있던 맘을 알게 돼 = I end up knowing my hidden heart

  • 숨어있던 – that was hiding
    • 숨다 – to hide
    • -어 있다 – to be in a state
    • -던 – indicates a repeated action in the past that doesn’t happen anymore, an ongoing action in the past, or a past state being remembered
  • 맘을 – heart
    • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
    • -을 – object marker
  • 알게 돼 – I end up knowing
    • 알다 – to know, to understand
    • -게 되다 – to end up doing something
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style (되어 is contracted to 돼)

시간의 흐름도 모를 만큼 = So much so that I won’t even notice the flow of time

  • 시간의 – of time
    • 시간 – time
    • -의 – possessive marker
  • 흐름도 – even the flow
    • 흐름 – flow
    • -도 – too, also, even
  • 모를 – that I won’t know
    • 모르다 – to not know
    • -ㄹ – describing nouns with verbs/adjectives in the future (르-irregular form)
  • 만큼 – the degree or extent to which

널 생각해 = I think about you

  • 널 – you (contraction of 너를)
    • 너 – you
    • -를 – object marker
  • 생각해 – I think
    • 생각하다 – to think
    • -해 – present tense, intimate style

너로 가득 끝없이 퍼져 = It spreads endlessy, fully to you

  • 너로 – to you
    • 너 – you
    • -로 – into, toward
  • 가득 – fully, completely
  • 끝없이 – endlessly
  • 퍼져 – spreads
    • 퍼지다 – to spread, to diffuse
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style

조금 더 가까이 다가와줘 = Come a bit closer

  • 조금 – a bit
  • 더 – more
  • 가까이 – closely
  • 다가와줘 – approach me
    • 다가오다 – to approach
    • -아 주다 – to do something for someone
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style

우리 둘 함께 마주한다면 = If we face each other

  • 우리 – we, us, our
  • 둘 – two
  • 함께 – together
  • 마주한다면 – if we face
    • 마주하다 – to face, to confront, to look at
    • -ㄴ다면 – if, with an emphasis on the fact that the verb is a supposition/assumption

상상조차 달콤하게만 느껴져 = Even the idea feels sweet

  • 상상조차 – even the imagination
    • 상상 – imagination
    • -조차 – even
  • 달콤하게만 – only sweetly
    • 달콤하다 – to be sweet
    • -게 – turn a verb or adjective into an adverb
    • -만 – only
  • 느껴져 – it’s felt
    • 느끼다 – to feel
    • -어지다 – to become
    • -어 – present tense, intimate style

널 향해 두근대는 맘 = My heart pounding and going towards you

  • 널 – you (contraction of 너를)
    • 너 – you
    • -를 – object marker
  • 향해 – going towards and
    • 향하다 – to face, to go towards
    • -해 – connect verbs, with the first action impacting the second one
  • 두근대는 – pounding
    • 두근대다 – to have a pounding heart
    • -는 – describing nouns with verbs in the present
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)

빛이나 내 맘 가득해 = My heart shines and is full

  • 빛이나 – shines
    • 빛 – light
    • -이 – subject marker
    • 나다 – to come out, to occur
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style
  • 내 – my (contraction of 나의)
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)
  • 가득해 – is full
    • 가득하다 – to be full
    • -해 – present tense, intimate style

점점 더 선명해진 맘 = My heart that gradually became clearer

  • 점점 – gradually
  • 더 – more
  • 선명해진 – that became clear
    • 선명하다 – to be clear, to be vivid
    • -해지다 – to become
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with verbs in the past
  • 맘 – heart, feeling (contraction of 마음)

분명 우리는 destiny = We’re clearly destiny

  • 분명 – clearly, certainly
  • 우리는 – we
    • 우리 – we, us, our
    • -는 – topic marker

빛이나 이 밤 가득히 = This night shines fully

  • 빛이나 – shines
    • 빛 – light
    • -이 – subject marker
    • 나다 – to come out, to occur
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style
  • 이 – this
  • 밤 – night
  • 가득히 – fully

달콤한 중독이 이런 건가 봐 = I guess it’s how the sweet addiction feels like

  • 달콤한 – sweet
    • 달콤하다 – to be sweet
    • -ㄴ – describing nouns with adjectives
  • 중독이 – addiction
    • 중독 – addiction, poisoning
    • -이 – subject marker
  • 이런 – like this, such
  • 건가 봐 – it seems to be the thing (contraction of 것인가 봐)
    • 것 – thing
    • -이다 – to be (copula)
    • -ㄴ가 – indicates a question or a guess, used with adjectives and -이다
    • 보다 – to seem
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style

더 깊이 너에게 빠져가 = I keep falling into you more deeply

  • 더 – more
  • 깊이 – deeply
  • 너에게 – to you
    • 너 – you
    • -에게 – to (dative particle)
  • 빠져가 – I keep falling into
    • 빠지다 – to fall into
    • -어 가다 – indicates a continuous action from the present into the future, a gradual change, or a movement away from the speaker
    • -아 – present tense, intimate style

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