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Aime le véritable amour 00:04
Même s'il doit tourner court 00:07
Ce bonheur en tandem 00:09
Les petites flammes, les dilemmes 00:11
Aime franchement tous les jours 00:14
Ce n'est pas un problème 00:17
Au fond, tu es pour 00:19
C'est ton écosystème 00:21
Aimer, ce n'est pas être simplet 00:24
Rêver des fois, c'est concret 00:29
Aimer, aimer, aimer 00:33
Kiffe un peu de sincérité 00:42
Tout un tas d'adjectifs 00:45
Absolu, abstrait 00:47
Absurde et affectif 00:49
Kiffe quand tu peux dire les choses 00:51
Quand tu marques la pause 00:54
Quand tu dis ce que tu fais 00:56
Même les toutes petites choses 00:58
Prends les différents moments 01:01
Les chants, les rires des enfants 01:03
Le présent, les absents 01:06
Qu'ont pas toujours le temps 01:08
Prends ce qui peut t'faire du bien 01:10
Dans les rapports humains 01:13
Accroche-toi au destin 01:15
Au choix de l'homosapiens 01:17
Aimer ce n'est pas être simplet 01:20
Rêver des fois, c'est concret 01:25
Aimer, aimer, aimer 01:29
Aimer, si seulement tu pouvais 01:34
Éliminer toutes ces rancœurs 01:39
Les broyer dans la bonne humeur 01:43
La bonne humeur 01:51
La bonne humeur 01:56
La bonne humeur 02:01
Il te plaira d'élargir la tribu 02:06
De rencontrer la vie 02:10
Les amis d'tes amis 02:12
Seront les bienvenus 02:14
Il te plaira même pour quelques secondes 02:15
De sortir du système 02:19
De clamer des poèmes 02:21
Et de refaire le monde 02:23
On y va rêver d'unité 02:25
S'allier pour ça 02:28
Toi et moi on est là 02:30
Pour apprendre à s'aimer, on y va 02:33
On tente l'aventure 02:36
On défiera les lois 02:38
On reprendra nos droits 02:40
C'est dans notre nature 02:42
Aimer ce n'est pas être simplet 02:45
Rêver des fois, c'est concret 02:50
Aimer, aimer, aimer 02:54
Aimer, si seulement tu pouvais 02:59
Éliminer toutes ces rancœurs 03:03
Les broyer dans la bonne humeur 03:08
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Aimer – Bilingual Lyrics French/English

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Discover the beauty of the French language through Tryo's uplifting song, 'Aimer'. With its reggae rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, this track offers a fantastic opportunity to learn vocabulary related to love, unity, and positive values. 'Aimer' is more than just a song; it's an invitation to embrace the French language while exploring themes of fraternity and connection.

[English]
Love true love
Even if it has to end quickly
This happiness together
Small flames, dilemmas
Honestly love every day
It's not a problem
Deep down, you're for it
It's your ecosystem
Loving isn't being naive
Dreaming sometimes is real
Love, love, love
Enjoy a bit of sincerity
All kinds of adjectives
Absolute, abstract
Absurd and heartfelt
Love it when you can say things
When you pause
When you tell what you're doing
Even the tiniest things
Take different moments
Songs, children's laughter
The present, those who are absent
Who don't always have the time
Take what can make you feel good
In human relationships
Hold on to destiny
To the choices of Homo sapiens
Loving isn't being naive
Dreaming sometimes is real
Love, love, love
Love, if only you could
Get rid of all this bitterness
Crush it all with good humor
Good humor
Good humor
Good humor
You'll enjoy expanding the tribe
Meeting life
Your friends’ friends
Will be welcome
Even for a few seconds
Leaving the system
Reciting poems
And reimagining the world
Let's dream of unity
Join forces for it
You and I are here
To learn to love, let's go
We try the adventure
We challenge the laws
We reclaim our rights
It's in our nature
Loving isn't being naive
Dreaming sometimes is real
Love, love, love
Love, if only you could
Get rid of all this bitterness
Crush it all with good humor
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Key Vocabulary

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Même s'il doit tourner court

    ➔ Subjunctive after "même si"

    "Même si" (even if) is followed by the subjunctive mood when expressing doubt or uncertainty about the condition. Here, "doive" is the subjunctive form of "devoir".

  • Ce n'est pas un problème

    ➔ Negative construction with "ne...pas"

    ➔ This is a basic negative sentence. "Ne...pas" is the standard way to negate a verb in French.

  • Au fond, tu es pour

    ➔ Use of the preposition "pour" to indicate support or agreement

    ➔ Here, "pour" means "in favor of". The expression implies that deep down, the person agrees with or supports something.

  • Rêver des fois, c'est concret

    ➔ Impersonal construction with "c'est"

    "C'est" is used here in an impersonal way to introduce a general statement. "Rêver des fois" (dreaming sometimes) acts as the subject of the sentence.

  • Kiffe un peu de sincérité

    ➔ Imperative mood with reflexive verb (slang)

    "Kiffe" is a slang verb meaning "to enjoy". Here, it's used in the imperative mood, though the reflexive pronoun "se" is omitted which is common in colloquial speech. It means "Enjoy a bit of sincerity!"

  • Qu'ont pas toujours le temps

    ➔ Relative pronoun "que" + negation "ne ... pas" + omission of "ne"

    "Que" is a relative pronoun referring back to "les absents". The phrase "n'ont pas toujours le temps" means "don't always have the time", but the colloquial form omits the "ne". This omission of "ne" is very common in spoken French, especially in informal settings. Therefore, "Qu'ont pas toujours le temps" is a shorter, informal version of "Qui n'ont pas toujours le temps".

  • Il te plaira d'élargir la tribu

    ➔ Impersonal construction with "plaire à quelqu'un" followed by an infinitive

    "Plaire à quelqu'un" means "to please someone" or "to be pleasing to someone". The structure "Il te plaira de + infinitive" means "It will please you to..." or "You will find it pleasing to...". This construction emphasizes the enjoyment or satisfaction derived from the action.

  • De sortir du système

    ➔ Use of "de" before an infinitive after a prepositional phrase

    ➔ Here, the verb "sortir" (to go out/to leave) is in the infinitive form and is preceded by "de" after the prepositional phrase "du système". While not all prepositional phrases require "de" before the infinitive, many do, and it's a point of grammar that learners often struggle with. The phrase "sortir du système" translates to "to get out of the system"