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fromis_9 (프로미스나인) ‘Stay This Way’ Official MV (source: HYBE LABELS)




  • Oh-oh-oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
  • Ooh, baby

  • 우리 떠날래?
    [u·li / tteo·nal·lae?]
    Will we leave?
    *우리(u·li): The word ‘우리(= we)’ is a first-person pronoun in which the speaker refers to himself and the listener, or to several people, including himself and the listener. However, this is only used when the speaker refers to several people, including himself, in relation to a person who is not of a higher age or status than him.

    When speaking to people who are older or higher in status than us, including myself, you should use the humble word ‘저희(jeo·hui = we)’ of ‘우리’ instead of ‘우리’. The really difficult thing about Korean is that you have to use ‘modesty words(존칭어jon·ching·eo 尊稱語)’ depending on the situation.

    Based on me as the speaker, the way of speaking differs according to the social status, age, and place of the listener. Or, the way of speaking in public and private places is different.

    Korean modesty words appear in personal pronouns or verb changes. Even nouns or adjectives with the same meaning have different uses depending on the opponent. Of course, there are many times when people of high social status or older have to use these ‘modesty words‘.

    It may be hard to believe, but in Korea, social activities are almost impossible without the use of this ‘modesty words‘. The same goes for the president.
  • 출발한 뒤에 고민해도 늦지 않아 (Tonight)
    [chul·bal·han / dwi·e / go·min·hae·do / neuj·ji / anh·a]
    It’s not too late to think after leaving (Tonight)
  • 가끔 즉흥적인 게* 좀 필요해, eh-eh
    [ga·kkeum / jeug·heung·jeog·in / ge / jom / pil·yo·hae]
    Sometimes I need some improvisation, eh-eh
    *게(ge): ‘게’ is a colloquial form of 것(geos = something)’. And the dependent noun ‘거(geo)’ is written with a space from the preceding sentence. Therefore, write something like “이런i·leon / 게ge / 사랑인가sa·lang·in·ga / 봐bwa(= I guess this is love)”, and “그런geu·leon / 게ge / 아니야a·ni·ya ( = It’s not like that.)

    Among the parts of speech in Korean, there is a ‘dependent noun(의존ui·jon 명사 myeong·sa)’. This is a noun that cannot be used alone, but leans under another word. In addition to the ‘게(ge)’ in these lyrics, there are a lot of ‘따름(tta·leum)’, ‘뿐(ppun)’, ‘수(su)’, ‘나위(nawi)’, ‘분(bun)’, ‘바(ba)’ and ‘데(de)’, etc.
  • 해가 저물면 (Oh-oh, yeah, yeah)
    [hae·ga / jeo·mul·myeon]
    When the sun goes down (Oh-oh, yeah, yeah)
  • 또 몰래 침대 밖으로 발을 내려놓을 땐
    [tto / mol·lae / chim·dae / bakk·eu·lo / bal·eul / nae·lyeo·noh·eul / ttaen]
    When you secretly put your feet out of bed
  • 흰 모래알이 느껴져, yeah, 이 느낌* (So great)
    [huin / mo·lae·al·i / neu·kkyeo·jyeo] [i / neu·kkim]
    I can feel the white sand, yeah, this feeling* (So great)
  • 방문을 열고 자, 바람처럼 사라질래
    [bang·mun·eul / yeo·lgo / ja, / ba·lam·cheo·leom / sa·la·jil·lae]
    Open the door, come on, I want to disappear like the wind
  • (지금 내 기분은 higher, take me higher)
    [ji·geum / nae / gi·bun·eun]
    (Now my mood is higher, take me higher)




  • 조그만 해변, 너하고 나, ah-ah-ah
    [jo·geu·man / hae·byeon, / neo·ha·go / na]
    Little beach, you and me, ah-ah-ah
  • I just wanna stay




  • Stay this way
  • 우린 뜨겁고 눈부셔, oh
    [u·lin / tteu·geob·go / nun·bu·syeo]
    We hot and dazzling, oh
  • 자유롭게 춤춰
    [ja·yu·lob·ge / chum·chwo]
    Dance freely
  • 저 달이 오늘따라* 예뻐서
    [jeo / dal·i / o·neul·tta·la / ye·ppeo·seo]
    Because that moon is especially pretty today
    *오늘따라(o·neul·tta·la): ‘오늘따라’ is ‘오늘+따라’. ‘오늘’ is ‘Today’. ‘따라’ is an auxiliary adjective that means “Only coincidentally in that case without any special reason”. Therefore, ‘오늘따라’ means ‘especially today’ Another example;

    이상하게도 그날따라 전화가 많이 왔어요.
    [i·sang·ha·ge·do / geu·nal·tta·la / jeon·hwa·ga / manh·i / wass·eo·yo.]
    = Oddly enough, I got a lot of calls especially that day.
    (이상하게도 = Oddly enough, Strangely / 그날따라 = especially that day / 전화 = calls / 많이 = a lot of / 왔어요 = came, got) *’왔어요’ is the past tense of ‘오다(o·da)’. The meaning of ‘오다’ is ‘come’. So ‘전화가 왔어요.’ is originally ‘calls came.’ This is ‘got calls’ in English. In the example sentence, the subject ‘I’ is omitted. In Korean, it is often said that the subject is omitted. Still, it all makes sense.
  • Stay this way, 깊고 짙은 blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
    [gip·go / jit·eun]
    Stay this way, deep and dark blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
  • 더 흠뻑 빠져, stay this way
    [deo / heum·ppeog / ppa·jyeo]
    More drenched, stay this way




  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • Stay with me, stay, stay with me
  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • 하늘 위로 firework
    [ha·neul / wi·lo]
    Firework over the sky
  • 우리의 조그만 바닷가에
    [u·li·ui / jo·geu·man / ba·das·ga·e]
    On our little beach
  • 날 바라보며 stay this way
    [nal / ba·la·bo·myeo]
    Look at me and stay this way




  • 그림 같은 우리 such a party, moonlight, 그림자
    [geu·lim / gat·eun / u·li] [geu·lim·ja]
    The picturesque us, such a party, moonlight, shadow
  • Groove it, 춤을 추지, 파도 소리에 몸을 맡겨 (Hey; Hey)
    [chum·eul / chu·ji, / pa·do / so·li·e / mom·eul / mat·gyeo]
    Groove it, I dance, leave myself to the sound of the waves (Hey; Hey)
  • 매일이 난 Sunday (Hey, yeah-eh), 월요일은 사라져, oh
    [mae·il·i / nan] [wol·yo·il·eun / sa·la·jyeo]
    Every day is Sunday (Hey, yeah-eh), Monday is gone, oh
  • 나를 끌어당겨 (Hey, yeah), I wanna be next to you (Oh, yeah-eh)
    [na·leul / kkeul·eo·dang·gyeo]
    Pull me in (Hey, yeah), I wanna be next to you (Oh, yeah-eh)
  • 완벽한 탈출 꿈만 같은 이 밤
    [wan·byeog·han / tal·chul // kkum·man / gat·eun / i / bam]
    A perfect escape, this night like a dream
  • So sweet (So sweet), so good (So good)
  • 그 어디든 발길이 닿는 대로 (Oh-ooh, oh-ooh, woah-ooh, woah-ooh-woah)
    [geu / eo·di·deun / bal·gil·i / dah·neun / dae·lo]
    Wherever you go (Oh-ooh, oh-ooh, woah-ooh, woah-ooh-woah)




  • 조그만 해변 (해변), 너하고 나 (Oh-woah, oh)
    [jo·geu·man / hae·byeon (hae·byeon), / neo·ha·go / na]
    Little beach (beach), you and me (Oh-woah, oh)
  • I just wanna stay (Oh-oh, yeah, yeah, yeah)




  • Stay this way
  • 우린 뜨겁고 눈부셔 (Yeah, yeah-eh-eh)
    [u·lin / tteu·geob·go / nun·bu·syeo]
    We’re hot and dazzling (Yeah, yeah-eh-eh)
  • 자유롭게 춤춰
    [ja·yu·lob·ge / chum·chwo]
    Dance freely
  • 저 달이 오늘따라 예뻐서
    [jeo / dal·i / o·neul·tta·la / ye·ppeo·seo]
    Because that moon is pretty today
  • Stay this way, 깊고 짙은 blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
    [gi·pgo / jit·eun]
    Stay this way, deep and dark blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
  • 더 흠뻑 빠져, stay this way
    [deo / heum·ppeog / ppa·jyeo]
    More drenched, stay this way




  • Disco (Disco), leggo (Leggo)
  • 다른 모든 건 다 지워 (Yeah)
    [da·leun / mo·deun / geon / da / ji·wo]
    Erase everything else (Yeah)
  • Get on the floor and show mе some more (Oh, yeah)
  • Disco (Disco), lеggo (Leggo, oh)
  • 다른 모든 건 다 지워 (다 지워)
    [da·leun / mo·deun / geon / da / ji·wo (da / ji·wo)]
    Erase everything else (*Erase everything)
  • *So, stay with me, okay?




  • Stay this way (Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh-oh-oh, yeah)
  • 우린 서로를 비추며
    [u·lin / seo·lo·leul / bi·chu·myeo]
    We shine on each other
  • 춤을 추고 있어 (Oh-oh)
    [chum·eul / chu·go / iss·eo]
    We’re dancing (Oh-oh)
  • 오늘이 마지막인 것처럼 (Yeah-eh)
    [o·neul·i / ma·ji·mag·in / geos·cheo·leom]
    As if today is the last (Yeah-eh)
  • Stay this way (Ooh, woah)
  • 꿈 같은 걸, oh-oh
    [kkum / gat·eun / geol]
    It’s like a dream, oh-oh
  • 널 바라보며 stay this way (Stay this way, yeah, yeah)
  • [neol / ba·la·bo·myeo]
  • Looking at you, stay this way (Stay this way, yeah, yeah)




  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • Stay with me, stay, stay with me
  • (Stay this way, my baby) (Ah-ah-ah-ah, ah)
  • 하늘 위로 firework
    [ha·neul / wi·lo]
    Firework over the sky
  • 우리의 조그만 바닷가에
    [u·li·ui / jo·geu·man / ba·das·ga·e]
    On our little beach
  • 날 바라보며 stay this way
    [nal / ba·la·bo·myeo]
    Look at me and stay this way




  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me (Yeah yeah, woah-oh-oh, yeah-eh)
  • Stay with me forever, stay with
  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh (Stay this way)
  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
  • Stay (Stay) with me forever, stay with, stay
  • So last forever, stay this way (Stay this way)
Look at the lyrics and sing along.
  • Oh-oh-oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
  • Ooh, baby




  • 우리 떠날래?
  • 출발한 뒤에 고민해도 늦지 않아 (Tonight)
  • 가끔 즉흥적인 게 좀 필요해, eh-eh
  • 해가 저물면 (Oh-oh, yeah, yeah)
  • 또 몰래 침대 밖으로 발을 내려놓을 땐 흰 모래알이 느껴져, yeah, 이 느낌 (So great)
  • 방문을 열고 자, 바람처럼 사라질래
  • (지금 내 기분은 higher, take me higher)




  • 조그만 해변, 너하고 나, ah-ah-ah
  • I just wanna stay




  • Stay this way
  • 우린 뜨겁고 눈부셔, oh
  • 자유롭게 춤춰
  • 저 달이 오늘따라 예뻐서
  • Stay this way, 깊고 짙은 blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
  • 더 흠뻑 빠져, stay this way




  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • Stay with me, stay, stay with me
  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • 하늘 위로 firework
  • 우리의 조그만 바닷가에
  • 날 바라보며 stay this way




  • 그림 같은 우리 such a party, moonlight, 그림자
  • Groove it, 춤을 추지, 파도 소리에 몸을 맡겨 (Hey; Hey)
  • 매일이 난 Sunday (Hey, yeah-eh), 월요일은 사라져, oh
  • 나를 끌어당겨 (Hey, yeah), I wanna be next to you (Oh, yeah-eh)
  • 완벽한 탈출 꿈만 같은 이 밤
  • So sweet (So sweet), so good (So good)
  • 그 어디든 발길이 닿는 대로 (Oh-ooh, oh-ooh, woah-ooh, woah-ooh-woah)




  • 조그만 해변 (해변), 너하고 나 (Oh-woah, oh)
  • I just wanna stay (Oh-oh, yeah, yeah, yeah)




  • Stay this way
  • 우린 뜨겁고 눈부셔 (Yeah, yeah-eh-eh)
  • 자유롭게 춤춰
  • 저 달이 오늘따라 예뻐서
  • Stay this way, 깊고 짙은 blue, ooh-ooh-ooh
  • 더 흠뻑 빠져, stay this way




  • Disco (Disco), leggo (Leggo)
  • 다른 모든 건 다 지워 (Yeah)
  • Get on the floor and show mе some more (Oh, yeah)
  • Disco (Disco), lеggo (Leggo, oh)
  • 다른 모든 건 다 지워 (다 지워)
  • So, stay with me, okay?




  • Stay this way (Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh-oh-oh, yeah)
  • 우린 서로를 비추며
  • 춤을 추고 있어 (Oh-oh)
  • 오늘이 마지막인 것처럼 (Yeah-eh)
  • Stay this way (Ooh, woah)
  • 꿈 같은 걸, oh-oh
  • 널 바라보며 stay this way (Stay this way, yeah, yeah)




  • (Stay this way, my baby)
  • Stay with me, stay, stay with me
  • (Stay this way, my baby) (Ah-ah-ah-ah, ah)
  • 하늘 위로 firework
  • 우리의 조그만 바닷가에
  • 날 바라보며 stay this way




  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me (Yeah yeah, woah-oh-oh, yeah-eh)
  • Stay with me forever, stay with
  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh (Stay this way)
  • Stay (Stay), just stay with me (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
  • Stay (Stay) with me forever, stay with, stay
  • So last forever, stay this way (Stay this way)

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