I don't want to cry.

To shed tears as an expression of emotion, such as sadness, frustration, or joy, often accompanied by sobbing or other vocalizations

I don't want to cry.

To have a desire or wish for something; to find something appealing or attractive

I don't want to cry.

To not want or wish for something; to be opposed to the occurrence or existence of something

Because I love you, even saying 'I love you' isn't enough, no matter what words I bring out.

A profound and caring affection towards someone or something.

Because I love you, even saying 'I love you' isn't enough, no matter what words I bring out.

A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.

Because I love you, even saying 'I love you' isn't enough, no matter what words I bring out.

Not having enough of something; insufficient or inadequate.

Because I love you, even saying 'I love you' isn't enough, no matter what words I bring out.

Used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or how many.

Because I love you, even saying 'I love you' isn't enough, no matter what words I bring out.

To bring something out of a place of storage and present it for use or inspection.

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

A pronoun used to refer to the person the speaker is addressing

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

A numerical value equivalent to one, not divided or multiplied; a single unit or object

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

To cherish or hold dear; to treat with care and affection

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

A period of 24 hours; a particular day or the very day at the present time

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

To leave someone or something behind; to go away from a place without taking someone or something

Where have you gone, leaving me behind when I cherished only you?

In or to what place or position; the question of location or destination

Where have you gone, leaving me who cherished only you?

To move from one place to another; to travel to a destination, often implying leaving the current location.

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

The first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

To be disliked or to evoke a feeling of aversion in someone

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

An expression denoting a stutter or pause in speech, often due to surprise, confusion, or the search for a subsequent word

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

A term used to indicate the process of becoming or the state of being

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

At or to a considerable distance in space, typically far away from a point of reference

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

Past tense of the verb that means to have gone from one place to another

Did you go far away because you started to dislike me?

Used at the end of a sentence, it is a colloquial question ending in Korean, indicating the speaker is asking about the location or activity of the subject in a casual or informal manner.

Stop kidding, I know you're there.

To engage in playful behavior or mischief, often in a way that is not serious and is intended to amuse oneself or others

Stop kidding, I know you're there.

Used to express a command or request to stop or cease an action or activity

Stop kidding, I know you're there.

In that place or position, indicating a location that is separate from the speaker's or listener's location

Stop kidding, I know you're there.

To have existence or be present in a place or situation; to be found

Stop kidding, I know you're there.

To be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information; to have knowledge or information concerning something

It seems like you will appear, just waiting.

To come into sight or to present oneself, often from a place of hiding or obscurity.

It seems like you will appear, just waiting.

To remain in a state of anticipation or to stay in one place until an expected event happens or someone arrives.

I need to go find you, I have to go find you.

A pronoun used to refer to a person or thing that is the object of the action and is familiar or close to the speaker