Melrose Place
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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date /deɪt/ A1 |
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vie /vi/ A1 |
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fort /fɔʁ/ A2 |
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intéresse /ɛ̃.te.ʁɛs/ A2 |
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arrive /a.ʁiv/ A1 |
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colle /kɔl/ B1 |
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veux /vø/ A1 |
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courage /ku.ʁaʒ/ B1 |
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payer /pe.je/ A2 |
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ville /vil/ A1 |
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bébé /be.be/ A1 |
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toujours /tu.ʒuʁ/ A1 |
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vrai /vʁɛ/ A1 |
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addition /a.di.sjɔ̃/ B1 |
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regarder /ʁə.ɡaʁ.de/ A1 |
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Grammar:
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J'peux pas l'emmener au spa.
➔ Use of "peux" - the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb "pouvoir" (to be able to, can).
➔ Illustrates the ability or possibility of doing something in the present. "Je peux" (I can) is followed by an infinitive verb.
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Sorry j'suis pas dans ça
➔ Use of "j'suis" - contraction of "je suis" (I am). Use of "dans ça" - implying involvement or participation in a situation or activity.
➔ Expresses that the speaker is not interested in or involved in something mentioned previously. The contraction "j'suis" is common in informal speech.
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Me colle pas par intérêt.
➔ Use of the imperative mood: "colle pas" (don't stick/cling). Implies a direct command or request.
➔ Speaker is directly telling someone not to be close to them for ulterior motives (interest/gain).
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Je sais qu'il va m'en vouloir.
➔ Use of future tense: "va vouloir" (is going to resent/dislike). Expresses a future action or event.
➔ The speaker knows or predicts that someone will resent or dislike them in the future. "En" replaces the object of the verb "vouloir".
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T'inquiète, j'vais tout payer
➔ Use of the informal contraction "j'vais" for "je vais", another way to express the near future. "Tout" is used as an adverb meaning 'completely'.
➔ The speaker assures someone that they will pay for everything, emphasizing the totality with "tout". "T'inquiète" is an informal way to say "don't worry".
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Pour éviter qu'elle pénav, obligé de tout payer
➔ Use of subjunctive mood "pénav" after "pour éviter que" (to avoid that). "Obligé de" + infinitive. Impersonal construction meaning 'obliged to'.
➔ Explains the reasoning behind paying for everything: to prevent her from being in a difficult or precarious situation (pénav). The use of the subjunctive is triggered by the expression of avoidance.
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Ils ont la boca, boca comme un pélican
➔ Use of "comme" (like/as) to make a comparison. Repetition of 'boca' is for emphasis.
➔ This line uses a simile to describe people who talk a lot or gossip, comparing their mouths to a pelican's beak.
Available Translations:
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