Abbronzatissima

• By: Edoardo Vianello

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
abbronzatissima /ab.bron.za.tis.si.ma/ B2	adjective - very tanned
sole /ˈso.le/ A1	noun - sun
mare /ˈma.re/ A1	noun - sea
sognare /soɲˈna.re/ B1	verb - to dream
dolce /ˈdol.tʃe/ A2	adjective - sweet
respirare /re.spiˈra.re/ B1	verb - to breathe
profumo /proˈfu.mo/ B1	noun - fragrance
estate /esˈta.te/ A2	noun - summer
viso /ˈvi.zo/ A2	noun - face
nerissimo /neˈris.si.mo/ B2	adjective - very dark
pallido /ˈpal.li.do/ B1	adjective - pale
dimenticare /di.men.tiˈka.re/ B1	verb - to forget
giorni /ˈdʒor.ni/ A2	noun - days
riva /ˈri.va/ B1	noun - shore

Grammar:

• Come è bello sognare

  ➔ Expressing an exclamation with 'come' + adjective + infinitive verb.

  ➔ 'Come' is used here to emphasize how beautiful it is to dream.

• A-Abbronzatissima

  ➔ Using a definite article 'A-' as an exclamatory prefix or intensifier.

  ➔ The prefix 'A-' is used here for emphasis, creating an exclamatory tone.

• Sotto i raggi del sole

  ➔ Prepositional phrase indicating location: 'sotto' + article + noun.

  ➔ 'Sotto' means 'under' and shows the location of the subject relative to the sun.

• Come è bello sognare

  ➔ Expressing admiration using 'come' + adjective + infinitive verb, indicating how wonderful it is to dream.

  ➔ 'Come' introduces the exclamatory phrase emphasizing the beauty of dreaming.

• Sulle labbra tue dolcissime

  ➔ Prepositional phrase 'sulle labbra tue' + superlative adjective 'dolcissime' to intensify sweetness.

  ➔ The phrase highlights the lips of the beloved and emphasizes their extreme sweetness.

• Di questa estate d'amor

  ➔ Prepositional phrase indicating possession or origin: 'di' + demonstrative adjective + noun phrase.

  ➔ 'Di' + this summer of love shows possession or association with the season of love.