∞ LOVE – Bilingual Lyrics Italian/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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gioielli /dʒoˈʝɛlli/ B2 |
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fama /ˈfaːma/ B2 |
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cuore /ˈkwɔːre/ B1 |
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amore /aˈmɔːre/ A2 |
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strade /ˈstraːde/ B1 |
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don /dɔn/ B2 |
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scappare /skapˈpaːre/ B2 |
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nuota /ˈnwɔːta/ B1 |
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ricco /ˈritko/ B2 |
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sogni /ˈsɔɲɲi/ B1 |
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contatti /kɔntatˈti/ B2 |
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salvarmi /salˈvaːrmi/ C1 |
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insegno /inˈseɲɲo/ C1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Non contan nada se tu non sei con me
➔ Conditional Sentence (Type 1). 'Se' + present indicative, then future indicative or imperative.
➔ The phrase expresses that jewels and fame are worthless "if" you are not with me. "Se" introduces the condition.
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Ho il cuore pieno, non voglio nuovi friends
➔ Use of the verb "volere" (to want) + infinitive.
➔ "Non voglio nuovi friends" translates to "I don't want new friends." "Voglio" is the first-person singular present indicative of "volere."
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Pregherò per chi nuota ancora nei guai
➔ Future Simple Tense. "Pregherò" is the first-person singular future simple of "pregare".
➔ This line uses the future tense to express a future action of praying. "Chi nuota ancora nei guai" means "those who are still swimming in trouble."
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Chi è in difficoltà cosa deve fare?
➔ Modal verb "dovere" (to have to/must) + infinitive. Expressing obligation or necessity.
➔ "Cosa deve fare?" translates to "What must (one) do?". "Deve fare" shows the obligation.
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Allacciano un fra' prima che gli allacciassero il gas
➔ Subjunctive mood after "prima che". "Allacciassero" is the imperfect subjunctive.
➔ "Prima che" (before) requires the subjunctive. The imperfect subjunctive is used because it describes a hypothetical action in the past.
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Sono un uomo adesso, odiami che ti amo lo stesso
➔ Adversative Conjunction: "Lo stesso" meaning "all the same" or "anyway" emphasizing a contrast despite the previous clause.
➔ Even if you hate me, I still love you. "Lo stesso" reinforces this contrast.
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Frate', ucciderei per lei
➔ Conditional Tense (Conditional Simple). "Ucciderei" is the first-person singular conditional simple of "uccidere". Expressing hypothetical actions.
➔ Expressing a strong hypothetical action: "I would kill for her".
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Strada maestra non ti ripaga se è solo maestra la strada
➔ Reflexive verb use: "ripagare" (to repay) used in the reflexive form "ti ripaga" (repays you). Conditional 'se' clause like above.
➔ The main road doesn't repay you if the road is only a main road, meaning the effort put into the 'street life' may not always bring rewards.