Die krassesten Schlitten
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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Schlitten /ˈʃlɪtən/ A2 |
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Haus /haʊs/ A1 |
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Yacht /jɑːt/ B1 |
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Leder /ˈleːdɐ/ A2 |
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Lenkrad /ˈlɛŋkʁaːt/ B1 |
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Fuhrpark /ˈfuːɐ̯paʁk/ B2 |
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Statussymbol /ˈʃtaːtʊsˌzɪmbɔl/ B2 |
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vergleichen /fɛrˈɡlaɪ̯çən/ B1 |
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heftig /ˈhɛftɪç/ B2 |
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traditionell /tʁa.di.t͡si.oˈnɛl/ B1 |
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Gangster /ˈɡæŋstər/ B2 |
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Alufelgen /ˈaluˌfɛlɡən/ B2 |
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Reifen /ˈraɪfən/ A2 |
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Platz /plats/ A1 |
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Klaus /klaʊs/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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Du hast dich geschnitten
➔ Present perfect tense with reflexive pronoun
➔ The phrase uses the *present perfect* to indicate an action completed recently ("has cut"), with the reflexive pronoun *sich* showing that the subject performs the action on itself.
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An seinen Schlitten kommt von euch Lappen keiner ran.
➔ Use of the modal verb *kommt* (comes) in present tense, with a passive meaning expressed through *von euch* (by you all)
➔ "kommt" is the third person singular form of *kommen* (to come), used here to describe the Santa's sleigh in a figurative sense, implying it 'comes' or 'arrives'. The phrase *von euch* indicates 'by you' (people).
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Wenn du planst, dich mit ihm zu vergleichen
➔ Subordinate clause with *wenn* (if/when) + present tense, and *zu-verb* infinitive phrase for purpose or condition
➔ "Wenn" introduces a conditional clause, and the infinitive of the verb with *zu* (*zu vergleichen*) expresses purpose or intent — here, the action of comparing oneself to someone else.
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Die heftigsten Schlitten hier hat immer noch der Weihnachtsmann.
➔ Superlative form with *die heftigsten* (the most intense), and *hat* (has) in present tense, forming a simple sentence about Santa's status.
➔ The phrase uses the superlative *die heftigsten* to emphasize the maximal quality, with *hat* (has) indicating possession in the present tense, making a straightforward statement about Santa's status.
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Zeitloses Design, ganz traditionell
➔ Adjective phrase *zeitloses Design* (timeless design) used as a subject complement, with *ganz traditionell* (completely traditional) as an adverbial modifier.
➔ The noun phrase *zeitloses Design* acts as a descriptive subject, with *ganz traditionell* providing additional emphasis on the design’s traditional nature as an adverbial modifier.