Aquello Que Me Diste – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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tempestad /t̪empest̪ˈað̞/ B2 |
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misterio /misˈt̪eɾjo/ B1 |
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recuerdo /reˈkweɾðo/ A2 |
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monotonía /monot̪oˈnia/ B1 |
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batalla /baˈt̪aʎa/ B1 |
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gratitud /ɡɾaˈt̪it̪uð̞/ B1 |
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manía /maˈnia/ B2 |
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secreto /seˈkɾet̪o/ A2 |
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compostura /komposˈt̪uɾa/ B2 |
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melancolía /melanˈkolia/ B2 |
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ilusión /iluˈsjon/ B1 |
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promesa /pɾoˈmesa/ A2 |
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pasión /paˈsjon/ B1 |
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esperanza /espeˈɾansa/ A2 |
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dulzura /d̪ulˈsuɾa/ B1 |
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cómplice /ˈkomplise/ B2 |
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aguantar /aɣwanˈt̪aɾ/ B1 |
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enseñar /enseˈɲaɾ/ A1 |
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querer /keˈɾeɾ/ A1 |
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dar /d̪aɾ/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Conservo algún recuerdo que no debería
➔ Conditional simple and relative clause
➔ The verb "debería" (should/ought to) expresses a recommendation, obligation, or probability. The phrase "que no debería" acts as a relative clause, modifying "recuerdo" (memory), indicating a memory that ideally shouldn't be kept.
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A todos nos ocurre la monotonía
➔ Impersonal verb construction with indirect object pronoun
➔ Similar to "gustar," the verb "ocurrir" (to happen/to occur) often uses an indirect object pronoun ("nos" - to us) to indicate who experiences the action. "A todos" is added for clarity or emphasis, stressing that it happens to everyone.
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Por enseñarme a ver el cielo más azul
➔ “Por” + infinitive (reason) and “enseñar a” + infinitive
➔ "Por" followed by an infinitive verb indicates the reason or cause for an action or emotion. "Enseñar a" is a common verb phrase meaning "to teach someone to do something," followed by the infinitive verb describing the action taught.
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No cabe en una vida mi gratitud
➔ Impersonal expression using the verb “caber”
➔ The phrase "No cabe" (literally "it doesn't fit") is an impersonal expression used to convey that something is too vast, immense, or overwhelming to be contained, expressed, or understood. Here, it means the gratitude is immeasurable.
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te agradezco que hayas sido mía
➔ Present Perfect Subjunctive
➔ The present perfect subjunctive, here "hayas sido," is used after expressions of emotion, desire, doubt, or gratitude (like "agradecer") when the action in the subordinate clause has already occurred relative to the main verb.
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Un mundo nuevo que sigue donde un día lo pusiste
➔ Relative clauses with “que” and “donde” + Preterite tense
➔ The pronoun "que" introduces a relative clause describing "un mundo nuevo." The adverb "donde" (where) functions as a relative adverb introducing another clause. "Pusiste" is the preterite tense of "poner" (to put), used for a single, completed action in the past at a specific time ("un día").
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Tú eres esa mujer por quien me siento ese hombre capaz de querer
➔ Preposition + relative pronoun (“por quien”) and “ser capaz de”
➔ "Por quien" acts as a compound relative pronoun, referring to "esa mujer" and meaning "for whom" or "because of whom." "Ser capaz de" is a fixed expression meaning "to be capable of," always followed by an infinitive verb.
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Sigamos siendo cómplices en compañía
➔ “Nosotros” command (first person plural imperative)
➔ "Sigamos" is the "nosotros" command form of the verb "seguir" (to continue/to keep doing). This form expresses a suggestion or command for a group that includes the speaker ("Let's continue..."). It is formed using the present subjunctive.
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Pero no me pidas, niña, la melancolía
➔ Negative “tú” imperative with object pronoun placement
➔ "No pidas" is the informal singular negative command for the verb "pedir" (to ask for). In negative commands, object pronouns (like "me" for "to me" or "from me") are always placed before the conjugated verb.
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Sabiendo que me quisiste y todo aquello que me diste
➔ Gerund and neuter demonstrative pronoun “aquello que”
➔ The word "Sabiendo" (knowing) is a gerund, indicating an action that happens simultaneously or provides context to the main clause. "Aquello que" is a neuter demonstrative pronoun referring to an abstract idea, concept, or unspecified thing, meaning "that which" or "what."