Alles nur geklaut – Bilingual Lyrics German/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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singen /ˈzɪŋən/ A2 |
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erkenne /ɛʁˈkɛnə/ B1 |
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bekommt /bəˈkɔmt/ A2 |
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merkt /mɛʁkt/ A2 |
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gestohlen /ɡɛˈʃtoːlən/ B2 |
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Geld /ɡɛlt/ A1 |
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geheim /ɡəˈhaɪm/ A2 |
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raubt /ˈʁaʊpt/ B1 |
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gestohlen /ɡɛˈʃtoːlən/ B2 |
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Glaube /ˈɡlaʊbə/ A2 |
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verlieb'n /fɛʁˈliːpn̩/ B2 |
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küsst /kysyːst/ A2 |
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verspielt /fɛɐˈʃpielt/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ich schreibe einen Hit, die ganze Nation kennt ihn schon
➔ Use of the present tense with 'kennen' to indicate knowing something.
➔ The present tense is used with the verb 'kennen' to describe the ongoing or current familiarity with the hit.
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Denn das ist alles nur geklaut
➔ Use of 'denn' as a subordinating conjunction meaning 'because' or 'for'.
➔ 'Denn' introduces a causal clause explaining why something is the case.
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Ich werde immer schöner durch mein Geld
➔ Use of 'werden' in the present tense with comparative 'schöner' to express becoming more and more beautiful.
➔ 'Werden' functions as a future or transformation auxiliary verb, here indicating ongoing change toward a more positive state.
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Denn auch du hast Gott sei Dank Garantiert noch was im Schrank
➔ Use of 'auch' as an adverb meaning 'also' or 'even', and 'Gott sei Dank' as an idiomatic expression meaning 'thank God'.
➔ 'Auch' emphasizes inclusion or addition, while 'Gott sei Dank' is used idiomatically to express relief or gratitude.
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Wer hat dir das erlaubt?
➔ Use of 'wer' as an interrogative pronoun meaning 'who' and the perfect tense with 'hat' to ask about permission.
➔ 'Wer' introduces a question about identity, and 'hat erlaubt' is the present perfect tense used to inquire about permission granted.