Cœur poids plume – Bilingual Lyrics French/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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silence /siˈlɛns/ B1 |
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peur /pœʁ/ A2 |
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souvenir /su.və.niʁ/ B1 |
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métro /mɛ.tʁo/ A1 |
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peine /pɛn/ B2 |
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cœur /kœʁ/ A1 |
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plume /plym/ B2 |
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maudite /mo.dit/ B2 |
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dents /dɑ̃/ A2 |
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rage /ʁaʒ/ B2 |
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voix /vwa/ A2 |
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point /pwɛ̃/ A1 |
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soigner /swa.ɲe/ B1 |
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sauter /so.te/ B1 |
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train /tʁɛ̃/ A1 |
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rupture /ʁyptyʁ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Le silence a disparu
➔ The past tense (passé composé) is used to indicate completed actions.
➔ The phrase "Le silence a disparu" translates to "The silence has disappeared," indicating a completed action.
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Aussi loin qu'j'me souvienne, j'me souviens plus
➔ The use of the subjunctive mood in expressions of doubt or uncertainty.
➔ The phrase "Aussi loin qu'j'me souvienne" translates to "As far as I remember," indicating uncertainty about memory.
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J'sens l'métro qui gronde sous mes pas
➔ The use of the present tense to describe ongoing actions.
➔ The phrase "J'sens l'métro qui gronde" translates to "I feel the subway rumbling," indicating an ongoing sensation.
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Comment qu'on fait, comment qu'on soigne
➔ The use of informal language and colloquial expressions.
➔ The phrase "Comment qu'on fait" translates to "How do we do it," using a colloquial form.
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J'ai l'cœur poids plume
➔ The use of idiomatic expressions to convey emotions.
➔ The phrase "J'ai l'cœur poids plume" translates to "I have a featherweight heart," indicating a lightness of heart or emotional state.
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Pourquoi tu purges ma peine
➔ The use of the present tense to express current feelings or actions.
➔ The phrase "Pourquoi tu purges ma peine" translates to "Why do you purge my pain," indicating a current emotional state.
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Toujours rater les ruptures
➔ The use of the infinitive form to express general actions or states.
➔ The phrase "Toujours rater les ruptures" translates to "Always missing the breakups," indicating a general tendency.
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