Da Me
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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arma /ˈaɾ.ma/ A2 |
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intención /in.ten.ˈθjon/ B1 |
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posición /po.si.ˈθjon/ A2 |
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gusta /ˈɡus.ta/ A1 |
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violenta /bjo.ˈlen.ta/ B1 |
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preso /ˈpɾe.so/ A2 |
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prisión /pɾi.ˈsjon/ A2 |
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presión /pɾe.ˈsjon/ B1 |
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inventa /im.ˈben.ta/ B1 |
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propietario /pɾo.pje.ˈta.ɾjo/ B2 |
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renta /ˈren.ta/ B1 |
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puerta /ˈpweɾ.ta/ A1 |
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sexo /ˈsek.so/ A2 |
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especialista /es.pe.θja.ˈlis.ta/ B2 |
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tamaño /ta.ˈma.ɲo/ A2 |
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ritmo /ˈrit.mo/ A2 |
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pista /ˈpis.ta/ A2 |
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artista /aɾ.ˈtis.ta/ A2 |
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reina /ˈrei.na/ A1 |
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Grammar:
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ÉL USA EL ARMA CON INTENCIÓN
➔ Present Simple (Él usa)
➔ Simple present tense used to describe a habitual action or fact. "Él usa" (He uses) indicates a general action.
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ME CAMBIA DE POSICIÓN
➔ Pronoun placement (Me cambia)
➔ "Me cambia" - The reflexive pronoun "me" is placed before the verb "cambia." This structure indicates that the action affects the speaker.
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LE GUSTA QUE ME PONGA VIOLENTA
➔ Subjunctive Mood (que me ponga)
➔ The phrase "que me ponga violenta" uses the subjunctive mood because it expresses a desire or preference of the subject (él). The subjunctive is triggered by the verb "le gusta."
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QUE YO AGUANTO LA PRESIÓN
➔ Use of 'que' as a conjunction
➔ "Que" introduces a subordinate clause. It connects the main clause with the subordinate clause expressing a reason or explanation. "...LE GUSTA...QUE YO AGUANTO LA PRESIÓN" can be interpreted as: He likes that I handle the pressure.
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VAMOS A OTRO QUE EL PRIMERO NO CUENTA
➔ Impersonal 'cuenta'
➔ "No cuenta" means "doesn't count" or "doesn't matter". The impersonal use implies that it's a general rule or accepted fact.
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Y A MÍ ME GUSTA LO QUE INVENTA
➔ Indirect Object Pronoun (Me gusta)
➔ "Me gusta" means "I like it," but literally translates to "It is pleasing to me." "Me" is the indirect object pronoun showing who is experiencing the liking.
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PROPIETARIO, TÚ NO PAGAS RENTA, NAH
➔ Negative imperative (No pagas)
➔ "No pagas" is a form of the negative imperative, although not the typical formal imperative. It's an informal way of saying 'you don't pay' or 'you don't need to pay'.
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EL BABY QUE TENGO EN EL SEXO ES ESPECIALISTA
➔ Relative Pronoun (que tengo)
➔ "Que tengo" introduces a relative clause that modifies "el baby." The relative pronoun "que" refers back to the noun "el baby" and connects it to the subordinate clause.
