죽어도 못잊어

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"죽어도 못 잊어" is a Korean phrase that translates to "I can't forget you even if I die" or "I will never forget you, even in death." It expresses a deep and enduring feeling of remembrance, often used in the context of love, loss, or a significant event.

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• Usage: This phrase can appear in various contexts:
• Love: Expressing an everlasting love, as seen in the song "영영" by Na Hoon-a, where the lyrics emphasize never forgetting the loved one, even after death.
• Loss: Describing the inability to forget someone who has passed away.
• Significant Events: Highlighting the unforgettable nature of a particular experience.

• Song title and lyrics: "I can't forget you even if I die" is present in multiple songs.

• Film title: *죽어도 못잊어* (Death Can't Fall Us Apart) is a 1968 South Korean film.

• Poem: The phrase is reminiscent of sentiments in Kim So-wol's poem "Unable to Forget" (*못 잊어*), which explores the persistence of memory and longing.