911
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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love /lʊv/ A2 |
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gangster /ˈɡæŋstər/ B1 |
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tombé /tɔ̃.be/ B1 |
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question /ˈkwɛstʃən/ A2 |
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fumer /fy.me/ B2 |
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argent /aʁ.ʒɑ̃/ A2 |
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drogue /dʁɔg/ B2 |
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kiffer /ki.fe/ B2 |
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film /film/ A2 |
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filmage /film/ (informal, less common) B2 |
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argent /aʁ.ʒɑ̃/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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J'me ramollis, j'suis tombé love
➔ Present tense and past participle.
➔ The phrase uses the present tense "j'me ramollis" (I am softening) and the past participle "tombé" (fallen) to express a current state influenced by a past event.
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Fais le 911, j'crois qu'un gangster est tombé love
➔ Imperative mood and subjunctive clause.
➔ The command "Fais le 911" (Make the 911) uses the imperative mood, while "j'crois qu'un gangster est tombé love" (I believe a gangster has fallen in love) includes a subjunctive clause.
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Pour toi, j'pourrais même revendre du te-shi
➔ Conditional mood.
➔ The phrase "j'pourrais" (I could) indicates a conditional mood, suggesting a hypothetical situation dependent on the listener.
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Ok, va dire à mama qu't'as rencontré l'homme de ta vie
➔ Future tense and indirect speech.
➔ The phrase "va dire" (go tell) indicates a future action, while "qu't'as rencontré" (that you met) is an example of indirect speech.
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Merde, j'me ramollis, j'suis tombé love
➔ Exclamatory sentence.
➔ The phrase "Merde, j'me ramollis" (Damn, I'm softening) expresses strong emotion or surprise, characteristic of exclamatory sentences.
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Pour toi, j'crois qu'j'pourrais dire qu't'es ma meuf quand j'sors
➔ Subjunctive mood and future conditional.
➔ The phrase "qu't'es ma meuf" (that you're my girl) uses the subjunctive mood, while "j'crois qu'j'pourrais dire" (I believe I could say) indicates a future conditional.
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La drogue est visser, un bédo, j'tire une grosse taff
➔ Present tense and informal language.
➔ The phrase uses present tense "La drogue est visser" (The drug is screwed) and informal language with slang terms like "bédo" (joint) and "taff" (puff).