Aprendiz
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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besos /ˈbesos/ A2 |
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saben /ˈsaβen/ A2 |
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amargos /aˈmaɾɣo/ B1 |
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ensucias /ensuˈθjas/ B1 |
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labios /ˈlaβjos/ A2 |
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mentiras /menˈtiɾas/ A2 |
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daño /ˈdaɲo/ B1 |
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cruel /kɾuˈel/ B2 |
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heridas /jeˈɾiðas/ B1 |
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corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A2 |
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aprendió /apɾenˈdjɔ/ B1 |
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reproches /ɾepˈtʃes/ B2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A2 |
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enseñado /enseˈɲaðo/ B2 |
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sufrir /suˈfɾiɾ/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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Tus besos saben tan amargos
➔ Adjective + "tan" + Adjective
➔ The construction "tan amargos" emphasizes how bitter the kisses taste.
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Cuando te ensucias los labios Con mentiras otra vez
➔ Reflexive verb "ensuciarse" + Noun
➔ "Ensuciarse" means "to get dirty", "to make oneself dirty". In this context, the person is "dirtying" their lips with lies.
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Y es que yo nunca creí que te vería Remendando mis heridas Con jirones de tu piel
➔ "Que" introducing a dependent clause after a verb of perception/belief
➔ The phrase "que te vería" is a clause dependent on the verb "creí". It expresses what the speaker did not believe would happen.
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De ti aprendió mi corazón
➔ Preposition "de" indicating origin/source of learning
➔ "De ti" means "from you" and indicates that the heart learned from the other person.
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Y ahora no me reproches niña Que no sepa darte amor
➔ Subjunctive mood in "sepa" after "reprochar" expressing doubt/possibility
➔ The subjunctive mood "sepa" is used because "reprochar" implies a doubt or uncertainly about whether the speaker knows how to give love.
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Tú has sido mi maestra para hacer sufrir
➔ Present perfect tense "has sido" to express a past action that has relevance in the present
➔ The use of the present perfect emphasizes that the speaker's suffering is a result of the other person's actions in the past and continues to affect them.
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Si alguna vez fui malo Lo aprendí de ti
➔ Conditional sentence with "si" (if) + imperfect subjunctive
➔ The "si" clause introduces a hypothetical situation in the past, and the main clause expresses the consequence of that hypothetical situation.
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Maldigo lo que amo Y te lo debo, te lo debo...
➔ Use of the pronoun "lo" as a neuter pronoun
➔ Here, "lo" refers to "everything that I love." It's a neuter pronoun because it doesn't specifically refer to a masculine or feminine noun.