Your every picture
3. 내 머리맡에 두고 싶어 oh bae
The first word of the third sentence is 내, which is shortened form of 나의, and its meaning is My.
And the second word of the third sentence is 머리맡에, which means At one´s bedside, by one´s pillow, or at the head of one´s bed, and this expression is a kind of an adverb, the third word is 두고 싶어, which means To want to put, or place something at a certain spot, or area, This is a combined word of two verbs, 두고 came from 두다, which means to place, and 싶어 came from 싶다, and its meaning is To want, and in Korean language, all the original form of verbs end with 다, so 두고 싶어, these two verbs came from, 두다,and 싶다 respectively. This 고 functions to combine these verbs, so, its meaning is And, and 어 is used in order to express the predicate. And as you can see right here, your every picture is the object of this verb, 두고 싶어, which means want to place, right?
So, Your every picture, 내 머리맡에 두고 싶어 is I want to place your every picture at my bedside.
All right, we gonna go over the third sentence, here we go!
