Name: Learn English with BLACKPINK
Uploaded: 2026-01-22T17:00:15.000Z
Duration: 22 min 31 s
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I ain't gotta explain I'm with all of my sisters Got him going insane yeah, you know we on a mission all gas, no brakes, yeah Breaking out of this system Breaking out of this cage.

The K pop superstars have made a triumphant return after focusing on solo projects since their last group tour in 2023.

Blackpink debuted in 2016 and became the first girl group to make Forbes 30 under 30 Asia list.

They're the first female K pop group to win an MTV Video Music award and and the first to top the Billboard 200.

Their music video da da da da do was the first by a K pop group to surpass 1 billion views.

And they're the artist with the most YouTube subscribers, surpassing even Justin Bieber.

And Jenny and Lisa are great role models for you.

As fluent English speakers, they both use their English confidently.

A huge part of confidence is remembering the words you need right when you need them.

And the easiest way to remember all of today's new expressions so that you can use them confidently and naturally is with the blackpink flashcards on their real life app.

You can get free access to those right now by tapping the link down in the description below.

Now let's jump into our first scene where the girls play a funny game and answer questions about each other.

But there's a reason and there's a reason why it's these two.

We have two different versions of our songs and some of the lyrics change from Korean to English and that's when they get them mixed up.

We're the rappers and we have to spit lots of words.

Like every time, like we forget we're all like cracking up on stage.

But when we put her in the spot, she gets really shy.

Before we dive into the interviews, let's learn some powerful expressions with Blackpink's new song Jump, which marks the group's epic return after nearly three years, being their first new release since their 2022 album, Born Pink.

The phrase going insane doesn't literally mean becoming crazy.

It's slang for becoming extremely excited, enthusiastic, or wild with energy.

For example, you might say a crowd goes insane when Their favorite soccer team scores the winning goal.

Breaking out of this system Breaking out of this cage.

To break out of the system means to escape from or rebel against established rules, limitations, or conventional ways of doing things.

I'd say that by being here, watching this lesson, you're breaking out of the system, which typically prescribes dry, boring rituals of studying textbooks.

And let's continue breaking out of traditional methods with this next line where.

Where you can practice some serious native pronunciation with.

My guess is that if you don't look at the lyrics, it's hard to catch what she's saying, right?

That's because of connected speech, which is how natives and advanced speakers cut, reduce, and

First of all, when a t and Y are together, they often morph into a ch sound.

So bet yes, U becomes and T has to be one of the most versatile sounds in English.

This happens when a T is between two vowel sounds, like butter, butter or cat and dog.

The glottal T. This usually happens in words that end with a T.

We cut off the sound at the back of the throat, like in bat, kitten, or important.

We can hear this when Roze says ate, ate and that that the NT combination.

Usually when we have an n and t together, we drop the t sound.

But rather did an I didn't I Also pay attention to the intonation.

She puts the most emphasis on the words get and didn't.

Connected speech is great not only for speaking more naturally, but

also for understanding native speakers, no matter how fast we speak.

And now I want to challenge you to sing it just like.

Talk the talk is a powerful idiom, meaning that you don't just say, say that you can do something.

You actually prove it through your actions.

For example, someone might challenge you to prove that you can do something that you say you can by asking, you can talk the talk, but

Like, I don't want you to just talk the talk about getting fluent English.

I want you to walk the walk by actually learning to use all the expressions and pronunciation we're covering today.

Now let's move from that epic song to our first scene where the girls are playing a game and.

And talking about their experiences as performers because they.

We have two different versions of our songs, and

some of the lyrics change from Korean to English, and that's when they get them mixed up.

What do you think Rose means when she says that Lisa and Jennie mix up the lyrics?

They improvise them, confuse them, make them more creative.

They sometimes get confused with the songs that have English and Korean versions of the lyrics.

When you mix up something, you confuse one thing with another or get them in the wrong order.

You know me, I always mix up he she in Chinese.

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