Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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ter-ter /tɛʁ.tɛʁ/ B2 |
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merde /mɛʁd/ B1 |
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chichon /ʃi.ʃɔ̃/ B2 |
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cru /kʁy/ B2 |
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car-bo /kaʁ.bo/ C1 |
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carré /ka.ʁe/ B2 |
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purgent /pyʁ.ʒe/ B2 |
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marave /ma.ʁav/ C1 |
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DP /de.pe/ C1 |
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vendu /vɑ̃.dy/ C1 |
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encule /ɑ̃.ky.le/ B2 |
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parlu /paʁ.ly/ B2 |
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rafale /ʁa.fal/ B2 |
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fisc /fisk/ B2 |
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putes /pyt/ B1 |
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nique /ni.ke/ B2 |
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poto /pɔ.to/ B2 |
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validé /va.li.de/ B2 |
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bif /bif/ B2 |
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fer /fɛʁ/ C1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Et j'suis Docteur, maintenant, Biggy c'est fini
➔ Informal Contraction
➔ The phrase "j'suis" is a common informal contraction of "je suis" (I am) in spoken French. It's frequently used in casual conversations and rap lyrics to mimic natural speech.
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Pas de frein on va les finir.
➔ Futur Proche (Near Future) with Informal Subject
➔ The phrase "on va les finir" uses the *futur proche* (aller + infinitive) to express an action that will happen soon. The pronoun "on" is very commonly used in spoken French to mean "nous" (we), particularly in informal contexts.
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Tu veux nous tester, petite merde, tu peux venir.
➔ Semi-Modal Verbs followed by Infinitive
➔ The structures "tu veux nous tester" and "tu peux venir" illustrate the common use of semi-modal verbs like "vouloir" (to want) and "pouvoir" (to be able to) followed directly by an infinitive verb (e.g., "tester", "venir").
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Le sourcil qui te tarde dans le noir qui fait des folies.
➔ Repetitive Use of Relative Pronoun 'qui'
➔ The repetition of "qui" in "Le sourcil qui te tarde... qui fait des folies" is grammatically correct and serves to add multiple layers of description or action to the subject "le sourcil". "Qui" functions as a subject relative pronoun here.
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Remets le contact, rap cru pas de milliards.
➔ Imperative (Tu form)
➔ The verb "Remets" is in the imperative form, specifically the 'tu' (informal singular you) form of the verb "remettre" (to put back, to restart). It is used to give a direct command or instruction.
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Hamdoullah que pour nous on suce pas, mets tes poudois.
➔ Informal Negation (Omission of 'ne')
➔ The phrase "on suce pas" is a prime example of common informal negation in spoken French, where the particle "ne" from the standard "ne... pas" construction is omitted. Only "pas" remains to indicate negation.
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Ça fait des DP choquant sou-les bara.
➔ Impersonal 'Ça'
➔ The use of "Ça fait" employs the impersonal pronoun "ça" (this/that/it), which frequently replaces "il" or "elle" in informal spoken French to refer to general situations, actions, or to introduce a concept, often meaning "it makes" or "that makes/does".
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Demain je pars moi, ma gueule tu, je suis un arabe.
➔ Dislocated Pronoun for Emphasis
➔ The phrase "je pars moi" shows a dislocated pronoun ("moi" placed after the verb) which is a common stylistic feature in informal French. It serves to emphasize the subject "je" (I), adding insistence or contrast.
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On va tout mettre dans la gorge, est-ce que tu m'entends-tu?
➔ Redundant Pronoun in Informal Questions
➔ The question "est-ce que tu m'entends-tu?" is highly informal and grammatically redundant. The final "tu" is superfluous, as the subject is already indicated by "tu" after "est-ce que", but it's sometimes added in very casual speech for emphasis or rhythm.
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Y'aura que ta mère au fond pour les parlues.
➔ Informal Restriction with 'que'
➔ The phrase "Y'aura que ta mère" is an informal version of "Il n'y aura que ta mère" (There will only be your mother). It demonstrates the use of "que" to express restriction ("only"), with the "ne" part of the negation often dropped in spoken French.
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J'ai toujours pu être un fer comme Frank.
➔ Passé Composé with Semi-Modal Verb
➔ The construction "J'ai toujours pu être" uses the *passé composé* (compound past) with the semi-modal verb "pouvoir" (to be able to). This shows how modal verbs are conjugated in compound tenses using "avoir" as the auxiliary verb.
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Si tu nous aimes pas, tu prends tes cliques, tu fous le camp.
➔ Conditional Sentence Type 1 (with Imperative)
➔ This is a Type 1 conditional sentence, expressing a real or probable condition and its consequence. "Si tu nous aimes pas" (If you don't like us) uses the present tense, and the consequence "tu prends tes cliques, tu fous le camp" (you take your stuff, you leave) uses imperatives (or present tense acting as imperative), which is common in informal commands.
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