20 DE ABRIL – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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recordar /re.kuˈðar/ B1 |
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cabaña /kaˈβa.ɲa/ B2 |
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risas /ˈri.sas/ A2 |
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cambiar /cambio/ A2 |
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cansar /kanˈsar/ B1 |
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vacío /baˈxi.o/ B2 |
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música /ˈmu.si.ka/ A2 |
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sueños /ˈswe.ɲos/ A2 |
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contestar /kon.tesˈtar/ B1 |
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palabras /paˈla.βras/ A2 |
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siento /ˈsjento/ A1 |
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esperar /es.peˈɾaɾ/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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¿Te sorprende que te escriba?
➔ Subjunctive mood introduced by 'que' with present subjunctive form
➔ The phrase "que te escriba" uses the subjunctive mood to express a desire or uncertainty.
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Me había puesto a recordar
➔ Use of present perfect with reflexive construction and 'a' + infinitive
➔ The phrase "Me había puesto a recordar" indicates that I started to remember, combining the past perfect and reflexive pronoun.
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Hoy no queda casi nadie de los de antes
➔ Use of elision and indefinite pronouns with 'quedar' in present tense
➔ The phrase 'queda casi nadie' indicates that almost no one remains, using the verb 'quedar' in the present tense.
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Y tú sigue con tus sueños
➔ Use of the imperative form of 'seguir' in the present tense
➔ The phrase 'sigue con tus sueños' employs the imperative mood to give a positive encouragement to continue dreaming.
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Las risas que nos hacíamos antes todos juntos
➔ Reflexive verb in imperfect tense to indicate an ongoing past activity
➔ The phrase indicates repeated or ongoing laughter in the past, using the reflexive verb in the imperfect tense.
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Espero que mis palabras desordenen tu conciencia
➔ Use of the present subjunctive after 'espero que' to express hope or desire
➔ The phrase 'desordenen tu conciencia' employs the present subjunctive to convey a wish or hope for the listener.