Muerte En Hawaii
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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peleado /pe.leˈa.ðo/ B1 |
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cocodrilos /ko.koˈðɾi.los/ A2 |
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creatividad /kɾe.a.ti.βiˈðað/ B2 |
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vocabulario /bo.ka.βuˈla.ɾjo/ B1 |
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suerte /ˈsweɾ.te/ A2 |
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paseo /paˈse.o/ A2 |
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muerte /ˈmweɾ.te/ B1 |
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frontera /fɾonˈte.ɾa/ B1 |
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sonrisa /sonˈɾi.sa/ A2 |
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cocino /koˈθi.no/ A1 |
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brincar /bɾinˈkaɾ/ A2 |
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oscuro /osˈku.ɾo/ B1 |
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artes /ˈaɾ.tes/ B2 |
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rey /rei/ A2 |
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sudor /suˈðoɾ/ B1 |
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inmune /inˈmu.ne/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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Yo **he peleado** con cocodrilos
➔ Present Perfect (pretérito perfecto compuesto)
➔ The present perfect tense is used to express actions that started in the past and continue to have relevance or effect in the present. Here, it implies the speaker has fought crocodiles at some point in their life, and that experience is part of who they are now.
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Le **he dado** la vuelta al mundo en menos de un segundo
➔ Present Perfect + Indirect Object Pronoun
➔ The "le" is an indirect object pronoun indicating 'to whom' the action is done. The present perfect emphasizes the completion of the action, and its lasting impact on the speaker.
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Soy **a prueba de** fuego, agarro balas con la boca
➔ Prepositional Phrase "a prueba de"
➔ "A prueba de" means "proof against" or "resistant to". It indicates that the speaker is not affected by fire.
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Puedo construir un cerebro sin **leer** las instrucciones
➔ Infinitive after modal verb (Poder)
➔ The modal verb "puedo" (I can) is followed by the infinitive "leer" (to read). Modal verbs require an infinitive to complete their meaning.
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Tengo más vocabulario **que** cualquier diccionario
➔ Comparative of Inequality (más...que)
➔ "Más...que" is used to compare two things, indicating that one has more of a certain quality than the other. Here, the speaker claims to have more vocabulary than any dictionary.
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Por ti, **todo lo que hago**, lo hago por ti
➔ Relative Pronoun "lo que"
➔ "Lo que" translates to "that which" or "what". It refers to a general concept or action. Here, it encompasses everything the speaker does.
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Es **que** tú me sacas lo mejor de mí
➔ Emphatic Use of "Es que"
➔ "Es que" introduces an explanation or a reason, but it also adds emphasis to it. Here, it highlights the reason why the speaker does everything: because the other person brings out the best in them.
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Cocino lo que quieras, yo soy todo un **chef**
➔ Noun used as an appositive
➔ The word "chef" is used as an appositive, providing further information or clarification about what the speaker is. It directly follows the speaker's claim and renames or describes it.