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Question about song lyrics...
In 4minute's Crazy they say:
난리 나 does this mean here and there?
미쳐 does this mean go crazy?
따라 해 does this mean follow me?
Thank you
Dec 30, 2015 10:47 PM
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"난리 나" doesn't mean "here and there" - you got the other lines mostly correct.
- 난리 나: 난리(war, fuss, commotion) + 나(come about) => go chaotic / make a big fuss.
- 미쳐: 미치다(go crazy) + 아/어 (connective conjugation form) => go crazy.
- 따라 해: 따르다(follow) + 하다(do) + 아/어 => Do as I do (follow my example).
December 31, 2015
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