CHAMBRE 04
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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chambre /ʃɑ̃bʁ/ A1 |
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mains /mɛ̃/ A1 |
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mange /mɑ̃ʒ/ A1 |
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laissé /lɛse/ A2 |
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affaires /a.fɛʁ/ A2 |
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trembler /tʁɑ̃.ble/ B1 |
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demande /də.mɑ̃d/ A2 |
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rounds /ʁund/ B1 |
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taille /taj/ A2 |
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tours /tuʁ/ A2 |
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peur /pœʁ/ A2 |
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appel /a.pɛl/ B1 |
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histoire /is.twaʁ/ A2 |
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maison /mɛ.zɔ̃/ A1 |
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raison /ʁɛ.zɔ̃/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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Je suis pas jaloux, j'ai déjà, j'ai déjà mis les mains là-bas
➔ Past Participle with Auxiliary 'avoir'
➔ The sentence uses the *passé composé* ('j'ai mis'). This tense is formed with the auxiliary verb 'avoir' (or 'être' in some cases) and the past participle of the main verb ('mis' - past participle of 'mettre'). It indicates a completed action in the past.
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Elle veut sa sucrerie, elle me mange comme un malabar
➔ Comparison with 'comme'
➔ The word "comme" is used here to make a comparison, meaning "like" or "as". The sentence means she eats me *like* a Malabar.
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Juste après le combat, j'ai laissé mes affaires là-bas
➔ Past Indefinite (Passé Composé) Tense
➔ "J'ai laissé" is the *Passé Composé* form, indicating a completed action in the past. It's used to describe a specific event that occurred.
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Elle trouvera jamais mieux, baby, c'est déjà
➔ Future Simple with Negation
➔ "Elle trouvera jamais" is the Future Simple tense of the verb *trouver* (to find), combined with the negation *jamais* (never). This indicates that she will never find anything better.
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Moi qu'arrivée, chambre 0-4, chambre 0-4
➔ Informal use of 'que' for emphasis
➔ The structure "Moi qu'arrivée" is an informal and shortened way of saying "C'est moi qui suis arrivé(e)". The 'que' emphasizes the speaker's arrival. The verb 'arrivée' agrees in gender and number with 'moi' (male or female).
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Donc elle fait trembler la caille (j'm'en fous)
➔ Present Tense with 'Donc' (So/Therefore)
➔ "Elle fait" is the Present tense of the verb *faire* (to do/make). 'Donc' introduces a consequence. The phrase implies that because of her presence, the 'caille' (quail) trembles.
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T'as demandé trois rounds ou quatre, j'en tremble, sac à bails, sac à bails
➔ Question formation with 'ou' (or)
➔ The structure "trois rounds ou quatre" presents two options in a question. 'Ou' is used to indicate 'or'. The sentence asks if someone requested three rounds *or* four.
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Toujours la même histoire quand je lui casse le dos
➔ Subordinate clause introduced by 'quand'
➔ The word "quand" introduces a subordinate clause expressing time. Here it means "whenever" or "when". The sentence means it's always the same story *whenever* I break her back.