Bedo du matin
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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vie /vi/ A1 |
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nuit /nɥi/ A1 |
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mal /mal/ A2 |
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peur /pœʁ/ A2 |
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top /tɔp/ A2 |
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fric /fʁik/ B1 |
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mouton /mu.tɔ̃/ B1 |
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guerre /ɡɛʁ/ B1 |
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boulevard /bulvaʁ/ B1 |
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bouteille /bu.tɛj/ B1 |
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gang /ɡɑ̃ɡ/ B2 |
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vagues /vaɡ/ B2 |
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ennemi /ɑ̃.nə.mi/ B2 |
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fierté /fjɛʁ.te/ B2 |
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gain /ɡɛ̃/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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On veut la belle vie là où je traîne il fait toujours sombre.
➔ Relative Pronoun 'où'
➔ The relative pronoun "où" replaces a place and functions as the subject complement in the relative clause. Here, "où je traîne" (where I hang out) modifies "la belle vie" (the good life) indicating the location.
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Je te sors un au binage te sors un sabre ou trois sacs de sport tellement la kichta elle est longue.
➔ Use of 'tellement' to express intensity/cause and consequence.
➔ "Tellement" means "so much" or "so". Here, it indicates that the "kichta" (money) is so long that it requires three sports bags. The sentence structure is: "tellement + adjective + que + consequence."
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Il s'est fait péter, il est t maillé d'or.
➔ Reflexive Verb in Passive Sense - 'se faire + infinitive'
➔ "Il s'est fait péter" means "He got busted" or "He got arrested." The structure "se faire + infinitive" is often used to express something that happened *to* the subject.
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Gros comme fèche je fais mon bedo du matin.
➔ Comparison using 'comme'
➔ "Comme" is used to make a comparison. In this case, "Gros comme fèche" means "Big like a blunt".
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Garré tes shots quand tu fais du fric, mes kofs vont raler, c'est toi qui prend la fuite.
➔ Imperative Mood ('Garré tes shots')
➔ "Garré tes shots" is in the imperative mood, meaning it is a command or order. It means "Hide your shots" or "Secure your shots."
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Si tu me rates, tu es déjà dead.
➔ Conditional Sentence - Type 1 (Present Simple + Future Simple)
➔ This is a Type 1 conditional sentence, expressing a real possibility. "If you miss me (shoot at me and fail), you are already dead." It uses the present simple tense in the "if" clause and the future simple (implied) in the main clause.