Showing posts with label 미미 Official Soundtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 미미 Official Soundtrack. Show all posts

April 12, 2014

Let's Learn Together: 슬픔 속에 그댈 지워야만 해 (Because I Love You) // 웬디 (Wendy) [SMROOKIES]

Let's Learn Together:  슬픔 속에 그댈 지워야만 해 (Because I Love You) // 웬디 (Wendy) [SMROOKIES]


Song:  슬픔 속에 그댈 지워야만 해 (Because I Love You)
Album:  미미 Official Soundtrack
Artist:  웬디 (Wendy) [SMROOKIES]
Lyrics:  music.naver.com
Company:  SM Entertainment

English:  10 / 10
Translation Difficulty:  4 / 10



Please credit "auditionadviceandthoughts@blogspot.com" or "angelsfallfast."

Just A Few Words:
I didn't listen to this earlier because I didn't have the time when it first came out.  However, after listening to Wendy's cover of Taylor Swift's "Speak Now", I just had to check it out!  I don't know about you, but Wendy is now my bias!
[Edit:  4/21/14]

English:  10 /10
There's no English in the song (though I doubt it would be fine seeing as how her cover of "Speak Now" went and that she was raised in Canada as an English speaker) but the English in the title is fine.

Translation Difficulty:  4 / 10
Ballads are always a little difficult for me just because I'm not good with Korean imagery.  I'm not exactly sure what some of it means, much like a Korean speaker translating an English song might not understand our imagery.  Also lines like "외로웠었던 나의 메마른 그 두 눈에" doesn't translate well into English.

10 Words:
  1. 지우다 (verb):  "erase [wipe] (sth from one's mind)" or "blot out" or "purge (sb of sth)"
  2. 불어오다 (verb):  "blow (in) (from)"
  3. 텅 빈 (adjective):  "hollow" or "empty" or "vacant" or "bare"
  4. 새벽하늘 (noun):  "the dawning sky"
  5. (noun):  "side"
  6. 떠나다 (verb):  "leave" or "depart" or "go off (to)"
  7. 짓다 (verb):  "{smile}" or "{make happy, etc.}"
  8. 낯설다 (adjective):  "unfamiliar"
  9. 어둡다 (adjective):  "dark" or "dusky" or "dim" or "gloomy"
  10. 언젠가 (adverb):  "sometime" or "someday" or "one day" or "one of these days"
Credit:  dic.naver.com


Politeness Level:
Casual
The singer(s) are comfortable to the audience.  They are close friends, family, or in a relationship.