Billete Grande – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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corridos /koˈriðos/ B1 |
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Fuerza Regida /ˈfweɾθa reˈxiða/ B2 |
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billete /biˈʎete/ A2 |
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pobre /ˈpɔβɾe/ A2 |
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metas /ˈmetas/ B1 |
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dinero /diˈneɾo/ A2 |
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camisa /kaˈmisa/ A2 |
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gente /ˈxente/ A2 |
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callar /kaˈʎar/ B1 |
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sufrí /suˈfɾi/ B2 |
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problema /proˈβlema/ A2 |
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tanto /ˈtanto/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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No todo se me dio fácil, también le sufrí bastante.
➔ Negation with 'no' and reflexive verbs.
➔ The phrase "No todo se me dio fácil" uses the negation "no" to indicate that not everything was easy for the speaker.
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Le pedí a mi San Juditas mientras me aguantaba el hambre.
➔ Indirect object pronouns and past tense.
➔ In the sentence, "Le pedí a mi San Juditas," the indirect object pronoun "le" indicates to whom the request was made.
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Soy de familia pobre, alguien tenía que buscarle.
➔ Use of the imperfect tense to describe past situations.
➔ The phrase "Soy de familia pobre" uses the present tense to state a fact about the speaker's background.
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Han pasado varios años y ya no padezco de hambre.
➔ Present perfect tense to indicate a change over time.
➔ The phrase "Han pasado varios años" indicates that several years have passed, showing a change in the speaker's situation.
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En el juego hay muchas mañas, uno tiene que estudiarle.
➔ Impersonal constructions with 'uno' and the use of 'hay'.
➔ The phrase "En el juego hay muchas mañas" uses 'hay' to indicate the existence of many tricks in the game.
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Los vergazos en la Tahoe que mi hermano en paz descanse.
➔ Use of relative clauses to provide additional information.
➔ The phrase "que mi hermano en paz descanse" is a relative clause that provides more context about the speaker's brother.
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Ahora va la mía, ya no doy vuelta pa'trás.
➔ Use of future tense and colloquial expressions.
➔ The phrase "Ahora va la mía" indicates a future action, while "ya no doy vuelta pa'trás" uses a colloquial expression to mean not looking back.