BẮC BLING ( BẮC NINH )
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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tắm /tɐ̌m/ A1 |
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nhà /ɲɐː/ A1 |
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tình /tǐŋ/ A2 |
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hương /hɨəŋ/ B1 |
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gió /zɔ̌/ A1 |
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chơi /t͡ɕəːj/ A1 |
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đợi /ɗʌ̌ːj/ A2 |
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nhìn /ɲǐn/ A1 |
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lòng /lɔ̌ŋ/ B1 |
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đất /ɗɐ̌t/ A1 |
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nước /nɨ̌ək/ A1 |
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hoa /hwaː/ A1 |
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mây /məːj/ A1 |
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thương /tʰɨəŋ/ B1 |
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hội /hɔ̂j/ A2 |
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môi /moj/ A1 |
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duyên /zwiən/ B2 |
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lễ hội /lɛ̂ː hɔ̂j/ A2 |
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sóng /ʂɔ́ŋ/ A1 |
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quê /kwe/ A1 |
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Grammar:
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Dù trong dù đục ao nhà vẫn hơn
➔ Conjunctive Adverb 'dù...dù...vẫn'
➔ Expresses concession or contrast: Even if (the water) is clear or murky, the home pond is still better. “Dù” is used twice to introduce two contrasting possibilities, and “vẫn” emphasizes the continuing truth.
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Mấy anh hai quay đầu nhìn cũng đỉnh
➔ Adverb 'cũng' (also/too) for emphasis
➔ The adverb “cũng” here adds emphasis, highlighting that even just turning their heads to look is something impressive. It means ‘also’ or ‘even’ in this context.
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Sửa soạn áo the khăn xếp anh em cùng lên đồ. Let's go!
➔ Imperative/Exhortative use of "lên đồ"
➔ "Lên đồ" is a slang term meaning to dress up in nice clothes. Here it is used in an imperative sense, telling people to get dressed up.
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Biết em đâu mà tìm
➔ Question marker 'mà' indicating a rhetorical question
➔ “Mà” at the end of the sentence turns it into a rhetorical question, implying that it's impossible to find her: How would I know where to find you?
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Trót thương em đâu thể ngồi im
➔ Conjunctive adverb 'đâu' expressing impossibility/negation.
➔ "Đâu" is used to express impossibility or negation. Here, it emphasizes that since he has already fallen in love with her (trót thương), it's impossible for him to sit still (đâu thể ngồi im).
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Người ơi í ơi ì a í a người ở đừng về
➔ Imperative 'đừng' (don't) used to express a polite request/command.
➔ The word "đừng" is placed before the verb "về" (to return) to form a negative imperative, politely asking or requesting someone not to leave.
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Anh có thương thì qua chứ anh đừng hứa đừng thề
➔ 'có...thì' conditional structure expressing preference
➔ The structure 'có...thì' indicates that if someone is truly fond of her, she prefers that they come and visit rather than making promises or vows. It expresses a preference for action over empty words.