BTS - How to sing Boy with Luv 04

Come be my teacher

4. 네 모든 걸 다 가르쳐줘

The first word of the fourth sentence is 네, this seem to sound like 내, which is the first word of the previous sentence, right? But their pronunciations are not the same. As a matter of fact, we Koreans seldom bother to differentiate these two, but here is the exact difference, 내 sounds 발음기호, and 네 sounds 발음기호.

Anyway, this 네 is also shortened form of 너의, which means Your, and the next word 모든 걸 looks similar to 모든 게, which is the first word of the first sentence, right?, but this is also Everything, and this 걸 shows this word is the object of the verb behind.

By the way, the placement of the verb and its object in Korean language is the complete opposite of that in English, so in English, as you know, all objects are placed behind all verbs, whereas in Korean all objects are placed in front of all verbs.

And the next word is 다, this is an adverb, which means All, or completely, and the next word is 가르쳐줘, this is transformed from its original verb, 가르치다, and its meaning is to Teach, and if we replace 치다 with 쳐줘, this expression is a kind of asking, request, or demand, so 가르쳐줘 is the same as I want you to teach me.

So, 네 모든 걸 다 가르쳐줘 is I want you to teach me your everything completely.

Your 1, your 2

All right, we gonna go over the fourth sentence, here we go!