Hasta Que Amanezca – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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amaremos /amaˈɾemo/ B1 |
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quedaremos /keðaˈɾemo/ B1 |
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amanezca /amaˈneθka/ B2 |
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viviremos /biβiˈɾemos/ B1 |
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importa /imˈpoɾta/ A2 |
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verdad /berˈðað/ A2 |
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queremos /keˈɾemos/ A2 |
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realidad /realiˈðad/ B1 |
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navegaremos /naβeɣaˈɾemo/ B2 |
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amiga /aˈmiɣa/ A2 |
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fácil /ˈfasil/ A2 |
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encontrar /eŋkonˈtɾaɾ/ B1 |
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fuego /ˈfweɣo/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Hoy nos amaremos
➔ Future tense with 'nos amaremos' (will love each other)
➔ The verb 'amnarse' is conjugated in the **future tense**, indicating an action that will happen.
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¿Y qué nos importa que absurdo parezca?
➔ Subjunctive mood used in 'parezca' to express doubt or uncertainty
➔ The verb 'parezca' is in the **subjunctive mood**, used to express doubt, desire, or uncertainty.
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Olvida la gente
➔ Imperative mood used in 'Olvida' (forget)
➔ The verb 'Olvida' is in the **imperative mood**, giving a command or instruction.
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Ámame y déjame amarte a mi manera
➔ Imperative and infinitive constructions with direct object pronouns 'ámame' (love me) and 'déjame' (let me)
➔ The verbs 'Ámame' and 'déjame' are in the **imperative mood**, with attached direct object pronouns, emphasizing commands or requests.
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Y que diga la gente lo que quiera
➔ Subjunctive mood in 'quiera' to express hypothetical or uncertain situations
➔ The verb 'quiera' is in the **subjunctive mood**, used here to express wish, doubt, or uncertainty about what others might say.
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Lo demás, ¿qué importa?
➔ Interrogative phrase '¿qué importa?' using the verb 'importar' (to matter) in the present tense
➔ The phrase '¿qué importa?' questions the importance of other matters, with 'importar' in the **present tense** indicating current relevance.
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Lo demás, ¿qué importa?
➔ Question word 'qué' as a relative pronoun in an interrogative sentence
➔ The word 'qué' is used as an **interrogative pronoun** to ask about the importance of 'lo demás'.