I P’ ME, TU P’ TE – Bilingual Lyrics Italian/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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stelle /ˈstɛlle/ A1 |
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tempo /ˈtɛmpo/ A2 |
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cielo /ˈtʃɛlo/ A2 |
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felicità /feliʧiˈta/ B1 |
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incontrano /inˈkontrano/ B1 |
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perdere /ˈpɛrdere/ B2 |
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sprecato /spreˈkato/ B2 |
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pensare /penˈzare/ B2 |
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votà /voˈta/ B2 |
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diavolo /diˈavolo/ B2 |
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luna /ˈluna/ A1 |
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cose /ˈkoze/ A2 |
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sorde /ˈsorde/ B2 |
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abrazzi /aˈbrattsi/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Nuje simmo ddoje stelle ca stanno precipetanno
➔ Present continuous tense
➔ The phrase uses the present continuous tense to describe an ongoing action, as in "we are two stars that are falling".
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Pe mo, no, nn' o ppozzo fà, si nn'ce stive, t'er'a 'nventà
➔ Conditional sentences
➔ This line expresses a condition: "if you were here, I would have to invent you".
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Aggio sprecato tiempo a parlà
➔ Past perfect tense
➔ This line uses the past perfect tense to indicate an action that was completed before another past action: "I wasted time talking".
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E quando chiove è pecché s'è dispiaciuto pe'mmé e pe'tté
➔ Causative form
➔ This line uses a causative form to explain the reason for an action: "when it rains, it's because it is sad for me and for you".
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Simmo duje estranei ca se 'ncontrano
➔ Present simple tense
➔ This line uses the present simple tense to state a fact: "we are two strangers who meet".
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Tu me 'ntrappole abbracciannome, pure 'o diavolo era n'angelo
➔ Past tense with a metaphor
➔ This line uses the past tense to create a metaphor: "you trap me by embracing me, even the devil was an angel".
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Vulisse tutt'e stelle, vulesse cchiù tiempo cu'tté
➔ Subjunctive mood
➔ This line expresses a wish using the subjunctive mood: "I would like all the stars, I would like more time with you".