Ódiame – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
---|---|
cenizas /seˈniθas/ (es) B2 |
|
quedan /ˈkeðan/ (es) B1 |
|
corazón /koɾaˈson/ (es) B1 |
|
ilusión /i.luˈsjon/ (es) B2 |
|
amor /aˈmoɾ/ (es) A2 |
|
pierde /ˈpjeɾðe/ (es) B2 |
|
llorando /ʝoˈɾan.do/ (es) B1 |
|
soledad /so.leˈðað/ (es) B2 |
|
rogando / رودˈand̪o/ (es) B2 |
|
castigo /kasˈtiɣo/ (es) C1 |
|
veneno /beˈne.no/ (es) C1 |
|
mal /mal/ (es) A2 |
|
pensar /penˈsaɾ/ (es) B1 |
|
honor /oˈnoɾ/ (es) B2 |
|
Key Grammar Structures
-
Cenizas quedan de los dos
➔ Present tense for stating facts.
➔ The phrase uses the present tense to indicate that 'ashes remain' as a fact.
-
Tú me quemaste el corazón
➔ Simple past tense for completed actions.
➔ The use of 'quemaste' indicates a completed action in the past: 'you burned my heart.'
-
Rogando un poco de mi piedad
➔ Gerund for ongoing actions.
➔ The gerund 'rogando' indicates an ongoing action: 'begging for a bit of my mercy.'
-
Odiame si puedes
➔ Conditional sentences for hypothetical situations.
➔ The phrase 'Odiame si puedes' suggests a hypothetical situation: 'Hate me if you can.'
-
Amargo desencuentro fue tu amor
➔ Simple past tense for describing past experiences.
➔ The phrase 'Amargo desencuentro fue tu amor' reflects on a past experience: 'Bitter encounter was your love.'
-
Me sorprendió el disparo por detrás
➔ Impersonal constructions for general statements.
➔ The phrase 'Me sorprendió' uses an impersonal construction to express a general feeling: 'I was surprised.'
-
Soy la dura de matar
➔ Present tense for self-identification.
➔ The phrase 'Soy la dura de matar' uses the present tense for self-identification: 'I am the hard one to kill.'