Como Tú No Hay 2 – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
---|---|
despertara /despeɾˈtaɾa/ B1 |
|
sensación /sensasıˈon/ B2 |
|
besar /βeˈsaɾ/ A2 |
|
velocidad /beɾiθiˈðað/ B1 |
|
musa /ˈmusa/ B2 |
|
castillo /kasˈtiʝo/ B1 |
|
fama /ˈfama/ B2 |
|
oro /ˈoɾo/ A2 |
|
espada /esˈpaða/ B2 |
|
botella /βoˈteʎa/ A2 |
|
carcaje /kaˈxad͡ʒe/ C1 |
|
vestido /besˈtiðo/ A2 |
|
Key Grammar Structures
-
Nunca hubo nadie igual a ti
➔ Preterite perfect tense with 'hubo' (there was/there were)
➔ 'Hubo' is used here to indicate that something existed at a specific point in the past.
-
Como tú no hay dos
➔ Comparative structure expressing uniqueness, using 'no hay dos' (there is no two)
➔ 'No hay dos' means 'there is no two' and emphasizes that there is nothing else like it.
-
Dejemos que esta noche ponga su velocidad
➔ Imperative subjunctive form expressing a suggestion or wish with 'dejemos' (let's let/go)
➔ 'Dejemos' is the first person plural present subjunctive of 'dejar', used here to express a suggestion or to 'let' something happen.
-
Hazme una seña niña cuando se acuesten tus viejos
➔ Imperative form 'hazme' (make me) combined with an indirect command with 'cuando...' (when...)
➔ 'Hazme' is the imperative form of 'hacer' (to do/make), used here to ask someone to give a signal when their parents are asleep.
-
Vamos a escaparnos a la antigua por la ventana mami mira
➔ Futuro cercano with 'vamos a' + infinitive, expressing a planned action
➔ 'Vamos a' + infinitive is used here to indicate a plan or intention to escape.