Billionaire

• By: L2B
• Album: Nés Pour Briller, BOOK II : D2

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
placer /plase/ A2	verb - to place, to put
aimer /ɛme/ A1	verb - to like, to love
parler /paʁle/ A1	verb - to speak, to talk
emplettes /ɑ̃plɛt/ B1	noun - shopping
maman /mamɑ̃/ A1	noun - mother
attention /atɑ̃sjɔ̃/ A2	noun - attention
apparence /apaʁɑ̃s/ B1	noun - appearance
vie /vi/ A1	noun - life
danger /dɑ̃ʒe/ A2	noun - danger
temps /tɑ̃/ A1	noun - time
maison /mɛzɔ̃/ A1	noun - house
rond /ʁɔ̃/ A2	adjective - round noun - money
niveau /nivo/ A2	noun - level
diamant /djamɑ̃/ B1	noun - diamond
démon /demɔ̃/ B2	noun - demon
feu /fø/ A1	noun - fire
puissant /pɥisɑ̃/ B1	adjective - powerful
porte /pɔʁt/ A1	noun - door

Grammar:

• J'ai placé le survêt trois bandes en Denzel

  ➔ Passé Composé

  ➔ The passé composé is used to express completed actions in the past. Here, "J'ai placé" indicates that the action of putting on the tracksuit has been completed.

• Maman ne veut pas de Dior Lady, Elle préfère mille fois que j'lui achète un Super-Wax

  ➔ Subjunctive Mood (Subjonctif)

  ➔ The subjunctive mood ("que j'lui achète") is used after expressions of preference or desire, indicating a subjective opinion or wish.

• L'apparence, c'est ta première façon de speak

  ➔ C'est + Noun/Adjective + de + Infinitive

  ➔ This structure emphasizes the importance of appearance as a way of speaking. "C'est" + noun + "de" + infinitive highlights that something is a specific way of doing something.

• Les comebacks ça sert à rien, ça sert à rien, viens pas perdre ta dignité

  ➔ Imperative Mood (Impératif)

  ➔ The imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. "Viens pas perdre" is a negative imperative, telling someone not to do something.

• J'ai chargé (le mili c'est pas assez, faut que j'sois Billionaire)

  ➔ Il faut que + Subjunctive

  ➔ "Il faut que" requires the subjunctive mood in the following clause. This expresses a necessity or obligation. Here, "Il faut que j'sois Billionaire" indicates that becoming a billionaire is a necessity for the speaker.

• J'suis même pas à fond, Ils sont même pas au niveau

  ➔ Adverbial Phrases of Degree (même pas)

  ➔ The phrase "même pas" (not even) is an adverbial phrase used to express a low degree or extent. It emphasizes that the speaker isn't even at their full potential and that others are not at the same level.

• Ils sont bons qu'à jacter, jacter, jacter, jacter

  ➔ "Bon à" + Infinitive (Good at)

  ➔ The expression "bon à" followed by an infinitive indicates what someone is good at. In this case, they are only good at talking/gossiping.

• Quand j'ai mon feu, j'suis puissant comme un GOAT

  ➔ Comparison using "comme"

  ➔ "Comme" is used for comparisons, similar to "like" or "as" in English. The sentence compares the speaker's power when they have their momentum ("feu") to the power of a GOAT (Greatest Of All Time).