Dragons
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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dragon /dʁaɡɔ̃/ B2 |
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cracher /kʁaʃe/ B1 |
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briser /bʁize/ B1 |
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respect /ʁɛspɛ/ B1 |
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canon /kanɔ̃/ B1 |
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marron /maʁɔ̃/ C1 |
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cramer /kʁame/ B2 |
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peines /pɛn/ B1 |
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peuf /pœf/ C1 |
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blem /blɛm/ C1 |
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bails /baj/ C1 |
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ganja /ɡɑ̃dʒa/ C1 |
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chaîne /ʃɛn/ B1 |
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ops /ɔps/ C1 |
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moula /mula/ C1 |
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beuh /bø/ C1 |
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fric /fʁik/ B2 |
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baron /baʁɔ̃/ C1 |
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wagon /vaɡɔ̃/ B2 |
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crémeux /kʁemø/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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Y avait personne dans ma vie à part les drogues et le dragon.
➔ Use of the imperfect tense to describe past continuous or ongoing states.
➔ The phrase indicates an ongoing state in the past where 'nobody' was present in the speaker's life.
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J'ai craché dans cette bitch, j'ai brisé son cœur dans le salon.
➔ Use of passé composé to express completed actions in the past.
➔ 'J'ai craché' and 'j'ai brisé' show completed actions that happened at specific moments in the past.
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Mon respect n'a pas de prix, c'est trop tard quand t'es d'vant le canon.
➔ Use of negation of the verb 'avoir' and expression of 'de' to indicate something without value.
➔ This construction emphasizes that respect has no monetary value or significance in the context.
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De jour en jour, j'oublie, tellement je fume le marron.
➔ Use of 'de' + noun to indicate a period of time ('day by day') and the conjunction 'tellement que' for resulting clause.
➔ The phrase illustrates a gradual process over time where the speaker increasingly forgets things as he smokes marijuana.
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Elle aime ce qui trans', parle beaucoup de shit.
➔ Use of relative pronoun 'ce qui' to introduce a clause referring to 'what she likes'.
➔ This construction introduces a relative clause that describes the object of her preference.
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Je vois des ennemis à 1h30.
➔ Use of the verb 'voir' combined with a specific time to indicate seeing something or someone at that time.
➔ The phrase specifies the time at which the speaker perceives or encounters enemies.
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Elle sèche ses larmes sur les bots d'une grosse moula.
➔ Use of reflexive pronoun 'ses' with a noun to show possessive and reflexivity, and 'sur' to indicate the surface on which action occurs.
➔ This structure shows a person wiping away tears on the surface of a large amount of money ('moula').