Azukita

• By: Steve Aoki, Daddy Yankee, Play-N-Skillz, Elvis Crespo

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
massivo /maˈsi.βo/ B2	adjective - massive, large, massive in size
azukita /a.suˈki.ta/ B2	noun - little sugar, sweetener
blanca /ˈbɫaŋ.ka/ A2	adjective - white
morena /moˈɾe.na/ A2	adjective - brunette, dark-skinned
dame /ˈda.me/ A2	verb - give me, hand me
azúcar /aˈsu.kaɾ/ A1	noun - sugar
niña /ˈni.ɲa/ A1	noun - girl
pa' (para) /pa/ A2	preposition - for
fiesta /fjesˈta/ B1	noun - party, celebration
voluntarias /bɔ̃lɣ̃t̪aˈɾjað/ B2	noun - volunteers (feminine plural)
party /ˈpɑːr.ti/ A2	noun - a social gathering or celebration

Grammar:

• Dame una de azúcar

  ➔ Imperative Mood (giving commands or requests)

  ➔ "Dame" is the imperative form of the verb "dar" (to give), used here to make a request.

• Blanca y morena

  ➔ Adjective agreement (coordinated adjectives)

  ➔ The adjectives "blanca" and "morena" are coordinated and agree in gender and number, describing different skin tones.

• Yo soy tu ídolo, tu mayor título, el número uno

  ➔ Present tense of "ser" (to be) for identification and emphasis

  ➔ "Soy" is the first person singular form of "ser," used here to emphasize identity and status.

• Llegó el Daddy, Daddy, Daddy ah

  ➔ Preterite tense of "llegar" (to arrive) indicating past arrival

  ➔ "Llegó" is the preterite form of "llegar," used here to indicate that someone has arrived.

• Se buscan voluntarias

  ➔ Passive voice (implying that volunteers are being sought)

  ➔ "Se buscan" is a passive construction indicating that people are being sought.

• Por eso es que veo a to' el mundo como un hermano, yeah

  ➔ Use of "como" for comparison (simile)

  ➔ "Como" is used to make a comparison, illustrating that the speaker sees everyone as a brother.