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Get A Guitar — RIIZE: meaning, key lines and pronunciation

First verse: the song, every line and what it means — in sync너와 내 느낌대로, make it 시작해 봐neo·wa nae neu·kkim·dae·ro, make it si·ja·kae bwaThe way you and I feel it, let's make it startListen to this line with the translationNo sign-up

What the song is about

RIIZE's “Get A Guitar” is a playful invitation to pick up a guitar and let music pull two people closer through shared glances and matching dance moves. They picture sunlight in the rhythm and carry a heart full of dreams, urging everyone to drop other worries and play however feels right. The mood is bright, carefree and full of youthful energy.

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Key lines

4 lines from the song in Korean, with how they sound and what they mean. The full line-by-line breakdown lives in the app.

너와 내 느낌대로, make it 시작해 봐
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Romanization (as sung): neo·wa nae neu·kkim·dae·ro, make it si·ja·kae bwa

Meaning: The way you and I feel it, let's make it start

Words in this line
  • 너와neo·wayou and
  • 내naemy
  • 느낌대로,neu·kkim·dae·ro,the way we feel
  • 시작해si·ja·kaestart
  • 봐bwago on

Word for word: You-and my feeling-according-to, make it start-try

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 너와 내 느낌대로 literally reads 'according to you-and-my feeling' — Korean places the possessive before the noun, so the literal order feels clunky. 시작해 봐 = 해 (do) + 봐 (try) softens a command into 'go on, start' rather than 'do, look'. The English 'make it' is spliced directly into the Korean phrase, a common K-pop hook device.

가득 담은 꿈 in my heart
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Romanization (as sung): ga·deuk da·meun kkum in my heart

Meaning: A dream held full in my heart

Words in this line
  • 가득ga·deukfully
  • 담은da·meunfilled
  • 꿈kkumdream

Word for word: To-the-brim filled dream in my heart

Why it doesn't translate word for word: Korean describes the dream before naming it, so "filled to the brim" comes first and "dream" last, which reads backwards in English. It simply means a dream held completely, filled to the brim, in the heart. Key words: 가득 (fully, to the brim) and 꿈 (dream).

가볍게 툭 어깨에 메고 시작해 봐 get get get get a guitar
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Romanization (as sung): ga·byeop·kke tuk eo·kkae·e me·go si·ja·kae bwa get get get get a guitar

Meaning: Casually toss it over your shoulder and start (get, get, get, get a guitar)

Words in this line
  • 가볍게ga·byeop·kkelightly
  • 툭tukwith a toss
  • 어깨에eo·kkae·eon the shoulder
  • 메고me·gocarrying
  • 시작해si·ja·kaestart
  • 봐bwago ahead

Word for word: Lightly thud on shoulder carrying start (get, get, get, get a guitar)

Why it doesn't translate word for word: '툭' is onomatopoeia for a light, casual toss with no dictionary equivalent, usually rendered 'casually'; '메고' plus '어깨에' together paint one single gesture — slinging the guitar onto your shoulder — not two separate actions.

네가 원하던 그 순간
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Romanization (as sung): ni·ga won·ha·deon geu sun·gan

Meaning: That moment you wanted

Words in this line
  • 네가ni·gayou (subject)
  • 원하던won·ha·deonthat [you] wanted
  • 그geuthat
  • 순간sun·ganmoment

던 isn't simple past — it's a retrospective marker carrying a wistful 'used to want this' nuance, not just the bare fact of past desire.

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Song vocabulary

Words from the song in Korean alphabetical order, with pronunciation and meaning.

WordSounds likeMeaning
가는ga·neungoes
그려보는geu·ryeo·bo·neunimagined
다른da·reunother
대로dae·roas
맘이ma·miheart
맞추고mat·chu·gomatching
맞추는mat·chu·neunmatching
모두mo·dueveryone
박자를bak·jja·reulthe beat
벗어나beo·seo·nabreak free
불타오를bul·ta·o·reulblazing
생각들은saeng·gak·tteu·reunthoughts (topic)
속에so·gewithin
손은so·neunhands
외치는oe·chi·neunshouting
집중해jip·jjung·haefocus
햇살haet·ssalsunlight

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Questions about “Get A Guitar”

What is “Get A Guitar” by RIIZE about?

RIIZE's “Get A Guitar” is a playful invitation to pick up a guitar and let music pull two people closer through shared glances and matching dance moves.

What does “너와 내 느낌대로, make it 시작해 봐” mean in “Get A Guitar”?

The way you and I feel it, let's make it start. 너와 내 느낌대로 literally reads 'according to you-and-my feeling' — Korean places the possessive before the noun, so the literal order feels clunky.

What does “가득 담은 꿈 in my heart” mean in “Get A Guitar”?

A dream held full in my heart. Korean describes the dream before naming it, so "filled to the brim" comes first and "dream" last, which reads backwards in English.

How do you pronounce “가볍게 툭 어깨에 메고 시작해 봐 get get get get a guitar”?

In the song it sounds roughly like “ga·byeop·kke tuk eo·kkae·e me·go si·ja·kae bwa get get get get a guitar”: that's how it's actually sung by RIIZE, not the textbook romanization.

Where can I see every line of “Get A Guitar” explained?

This page explains 4 key lines. In the theIDOL app Jaemin goes through all 52 lines word by word, in sync with the song; the first verse is free and needs no sign-up.

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Credits and sources

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RIIZE
Official video
SMTOWN · YouTube

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