Me Acostumbre a Lo Bueno – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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acostumbré /akoˈstɾumbe/ B1 |
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caro /ˈkaɾo/ A2 |
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importante /im poɾˈtan te/ B1 |
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paga /paˈɣa/ A2 |
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vida /ˈɱi ðað/ A1 |
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confío /kõˈfjo/ B1 |
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bailar /baiˈlaɾ/ A1 |
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negocios /neˈɣoθjos/ B2 |
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dinero / diˈne ɾo/ A2 |
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empresa /em pɾeˈsa/ B1 |
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movida /moˈβiða/ B2 |
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billetes /biˈjet̬es/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Me acostumbré a lo bueno
➔ Past tense (preterite) to indicate a completed action.
➔ The phrase "Me acostumbré" uses the verb "acostumbrarse" in the past tense to express that the speaker has become accustomed to something good.
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Si salgo, me echo un rezo
➔ Conditional clause to express a hypothetical situation.
➔ The phrase "Si salgo" introduces a condition, indicating that if the speaker goes out, they will perform an action.
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Es esta vida maldita
➔ Use of demonstrative pronoun to emphasize a specific situation.
➔ The phrase "Es esta vida" uses the demonstrative pronoun "esta" to refer specifically to the life the speaker is experiencing.
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Yo no confío en nada
➔ Negation to express disbelief or lack of trust.
➔ The phrase "Yo no confío" uses negation to indicate that the speaker does not trust anything.
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Buenos negocios llevo
➔ Present tense to indicate ongoing actions or states.
➔ The phrase "Buenos negocios llevo" uses the present tense to indicate that the speaker is currently engaged in good business.
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Pura mafia de la calle
➔ Use of adjective to describe a noun.
➔ The phrase "Pura mafia" uses the adjective "pura" to emphasize the authenticity or essence of the street mafia.
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Caminando con buen porte
➔ Gerund to indicate ongoing action.
➔ The phrase "Caminando con buen porte" uses the gerund "caminando" to indicate that the speaker is currently walking with good posture.