Hazme una Señal – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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sonrisa /sonˈrisa/ A2 |
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caso /ˈkaso/ B1 |
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necesitas /ne.seˈsi.tas/ A2 |
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bien /bjen/ A1 |
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señal /seˈɲal/ A2 |
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vida /ˈbi.ða/ A1 |
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gusto /ˈɡus.to/ A2 |
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amas /ˈa.mas/ A1 |
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silencio /siˈlen.θjo/ B1 |
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mirada /miˈɾa.ða/ B1 |
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amarás /amaˈɾas/ A2 |
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chiquita /t͡ʃiˈki.ta/ A1 |
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sepa /ˈse.pa/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Si tú me quieres dame una sonrisa
➔ Conditional clause (Si) + main clause.
➔ The phrase starts with "Si" indicating a condition: if you love me, then give me a smile.
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Pero si ahora, tú me necesitas
➔ Use of 'pero' to contrast ideas.
➔ The word "pero" introduces a contrasting idea: but if you need me now.
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Lo tengo que saber y tú mi bien
➔ Use of 'tengo que' for obligation.
➔ The phrase "tengo que" indicates a necessity: I have to know.
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Una señal me vas a dar
➔ Future tense construction.
➔ The phrase indicates a future action: you are going to give me a signal.
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Que sea la señal que bastara
➔ Subjunctive mood for wishes or desires.
➔ The phrase uses the subjunctive "sea" to express a wish: may it be the signal that suffices.
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Que tu silencio me diga todo
➔ Subjunctive mood for indirect commands.
➔ The phrase uses the subjunctive "diga" to express an indirect command: may your silence tell me everything.
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Oh mi vida, que tú también me amas así
➔ Use of 'que' to introduce a subordinate clause.
➔ The word "que" introduces a subordinate clause: that you also love me this way.
Album: RCA 100 Años De Musica
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