Hi,
This isn't about a Kpop artist, but it involves Korean and I was wondering if anybody could help.
I'm translating the song Queen Bee by Idoling!!! (kanji lyrics here, romaji here) and there are a few Korean phrases in it. I managed to work out "chagiya saranghae" and "dugeun dugeun" (the latter being a HAM song <img src='http://mm-bbs.org/public/style_emoticon ... >/wink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> ), but I was wondering if someone could help me with these ones:
-Sarucho boryosso (bottom line in the third stanza from the bottom)
-Pancha pancha and binguru binguru (in the choruses). I know "dugeun dugeun" is the equivalent of "dokkun dokkun" in Japanese, but what do these two refer to?
Any help would be much appreciated! :)
Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
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Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
As far as I know, I think ビングルビングル is 빙글 빙글 or "Round and Round"
パンチャパンチャ is 반짝반짝 or like "Shine Shine (literally like to be "polished")
Not sure what they'd want to say with サルチョボリョッソ though.
パンチャパンチャ is 반짝반짝 or like "Shine Shine (literally like to be "polished")
Not sure what they'd want to say with サルチョボリョッソ though.
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Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
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As far as I know, I think ピングルピングル is 빙글 빙글 or "Round and Round"
パンチャパンチャ is 반짝반짝 or like "Shine Shine (literally like to be "polished")
Not sure what they'd want to say with サルチョボリョッソ though.
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Wonderful, thanks for that and thanks for including the hangul!
As far as I know, I think ピングルピングル is 빙글 빙글 or "Round and Round"
パンチャパンチャ is 반짝반짝 or like "Shine Shine (literally like to be "polished")
Not sure what they'd want to say with サルチョボリョッソ though.
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Wonderful, thanks for that and thanks for including the hangul!
Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
Can you post the Hangul? I can ask someone for you.
Oh wait, just saw your earlier post. Hm, if there is no hangul, can you find an audio sample?
Korean romanization is tricky. "boryosso" means "throw away" I think but not sure on "sarucho"
Oh wait, just saw your earlier post. Hm, if there is no hangul, can you find an audio sample?
Korean romanization is tricky. "boryosso" means "throw away" I think but not sure on "sarucho"
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Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
I'm thinking "BINGURU BINGURU" might be something like "BINGO BINGO." Or would that maybe be "binguro?"
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Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
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Hm, if there is no hangul, can you find an audio sample?[/quote]
Here! Thanks for this! <img src='http://mm-bbs.org/public/style_emoticon ... /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />
Hm, if there is no hangul, can you find an audio sample?[/quote]
Here! Thanks for this! <img src='http://mm-bbs.org/public/style_emoticon ... /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />
Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
Sarujo means disapear. To link it with borosso just again means to vanish, go away, dissapear etc. biguru is to go in circles.
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Re: Korean phrases in an Idoling! song
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Sarujo means disapear. To link it with borosso just again means to vanish, go away, dissapear etc. biguru is to go in circles.
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Thanks for this! I've credited you and Nao in my translation. <img src='http://mm-bbs.org/public/style_emoticon ... /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />
Sarujo means disapear. To link it with borosso just again means to vanish, go away, dissapear etc. biguru is to go in circles.
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Thanks for this! I've credited you and Nao in my translation. <img src='http://mm-bbs.org/public/style_emoticon ... /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />