Olha a Explosão
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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explosão /ɛksploˈzãw/ B1 |
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bunda /ˈbunda/ A2 |
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chão /ʃɑ̃w/ A2 |
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faz /faz/ A2 |
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mexer /meˈzeɾ/ B1 |
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bate /ˈbati/ A2 |
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joga /ˈʒoɡa/ A2 |
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sarra /saˈʁa/ B1 |
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jogando /ʒoɡɐ̃du/ B2 |
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amigas /aˈmiɡɐs/ A2 |
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especialista /espeʁtʃista/ C1 |
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novinha /nɔˈvinjɐ/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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E aí, Jorginho
➔ Interjection/Informal greeting
➔ "E aí" is a very common and informal way to say "Hey" or "What's up?" in Brazilian Portuguese. It's followed by the person's name.
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Cê acredita? (Cê acredita?)
➔ Informal pronoun and verb conjugation/Question tag
➔ "Cê" is a very informal shortening of "você" (you). The verb "acredita" (believe) is conjugated accordingly. The repetition as a question tag emphasizes surprise or disbelief.
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Essa novinha é terrorista, é especialista
➔ Use of "ser" to describe characteristics
➔ The verb "é" (is) is a conjugation of the verb "ser," used to describe inherent characteristics or qualities. Here, it describes the girl as "terrorista" and "especialista."
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Olha o que ela faz num baile funk com as amigas
➔ Object Pronoun/Subordinate Clause
➔ "O" is an object pronoun referring to "o que" (what). The phrase "o que ela faz" forms a subordinate clause acting as the direct object of "olha" (look). "Com as amigas" means "with her friends".
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É muito explosiva, não mexe com ela não
➔ Adverb of intensity/Negative imperative/Prepositional pronoun
➔ "Muito" is an adverb of intensity (very). "Não mexe com ela" is a negative imperative (don't mess with her). "Ela" is used after the preposition "com". The final "não" reinforces the negation.
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Quando ela bate com a bunda no chão
➔ Subordinating Conjunction/Prepositional phrase
➔ "Quando" is a subordinating conjunction (when). "Com a bunda no chão" is a prepositional phrase meaning "with her butt on the floor".
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Quando ela sarra e o bumbum no chão
➔ Verb conjugation/Conjunction/Omission of verb
➔ "Sarra" is a verb, conjugated in the third person singular (she does the 'sarra' dance). "E" is a conjunction (and). The verb "está" (is) is omitted from the second part of the sentence (o bumbum está no chão).