Caruso
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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mare /ˈmaːre/ A1 |
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vento /ˈvɛnto/ A1 |
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uomo /ˈwɔːmo/ A1 |
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ragazza /raˈɡattza/ A1 |
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voce /ˈvoːt͡ʃe/ A2 |
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canto /ˈkanto/ B1 |
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luci /ˈluːt͡ʃi/ A2 |
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dolore /doˈloːre/ B1 |
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musica /ˈmuːzika/ A1 |
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luna /ˈluːna/ A1 |
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occhi /ˈɔkki/ A1 |
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lacrima /ˈlaːkrima/ B1 |
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vita /ˈviːta/ A1 |
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felice /feˈliːt͡ʃe/ A2 |
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sangue /ˈsaŋɡwe/ A2 |
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vecchia /ˈvɛkkja/ A2 |
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dolce /ˈdolt͡ʃe/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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Ma tanto tanto bene sai
➔ Use of the 'tanto...sai' structure to emphasize the degree of love.
➔ 'Tanto' means 'so much' or 'very' and 'sai' is an intensifier meaning 'really' or 'so.'
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È una catena ormai
➔ 'Ormai' is an adverb indicating 'by now' or 'already' showing a change of state.
➔ 'Ormai' implies that a process or condition has reached a certain point, often indicating permanence or a change.
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Gli sembrò più dolce anche la morte
➔ Use of 'sembrò' (suited with 'gli') as third person singular of 'sembrare' (to seem).
➔ 'Sembrò' comes from the verb 'sembrare,' meaning 'to seem' or 'appear,' here used to describe how something appeared to the subject.
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Gli occhi verdi come il mare
➔ Comparison using 'come' (like/as) to describe similarity.
➔ 'Come' is a conjunction meaning 'like' or 'as,' used to compare one thing to another.
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Puoi diventare un altro
➔ Use of 'puoi' (can) with the infinitive 'diventare' to express possibility or ability.
➔ 'Puoi' is the second person singular of 'potere' (can) used to express ability or possibility; 'diventare' is an infinitive meaning 'to become.'