Que Pasa ?
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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enquêter /ɑ̃.ke.te/ B2 |
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dos /do/ A1 |
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hobbie /ɔ.bi/ A2 |
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calme /kalm/ A2 |
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choses /ʃoz/ A1 |
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catimini /ka.ti.mi.ni/ B2 |
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personne /pɛʁ.sɔn/ A1 |
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mal /mal/ A2 |
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côtes /kot/ A2 |
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trophée /tʁɔ.fe/ B1 |
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tendu /tɑ̃.dy/ B1 |
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jouer /ʒwe/ A1 |
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changer /ʃɑ̃.ʒe/ A2 |
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efforts /e.fɔʁ/ B1 |
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dangers /dɑ̃.ʒe/ B1 |
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tête /tɛt/ A1 |
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informée /ɛ̃.fɔʁ.me/ B1 |
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prêt /pʁɛ/ A1 |
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matrixé /ma.tʁik.se/ C1 |
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Grammar:
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Enquêter sur mon dos, c'est ton hobbie-bbie-bbie
➔ C'est + noun + que/qui...
➔ This sentence uses the structure "C'est ... que/qui" to emphasize "ton hobbie". It's a way of saying "Investigating me is *your* hobby."
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Obligé de faire les choses en catimini
➔ Être obligé de + infinitive
➔ This uses the structure "Être obligé de + infinitive" to express obligation. "Obligé de faire" means "obliged to do" or "forced to do".
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Personne ne sait qui c'est, comme John Doe
➔ Indirect question with 'qui c'est'
➔ "Qui c'est" literally translates to "who is it", but here it's used in an indirect question. The sentence means "Nobody knows who it is, like John Doe".
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J'ai du mal à t'cerner, j'aime, j'aime trop
➔ Avoir du mal à + infinitive
➔ This uses the structure "Avoir du mal à + infinitive" to express difficulty. "J'ai du mal à t'cerner" means "I have difficulty understanding you".
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Tu te joues d'moi comme Nintendo
➔ Se jouer de quelqu'un/quelque chose
➔ "Se jouer de" means to make fun of or play with someone/something. Here, the person is saying that the other is toying with them like one would with a Nintendo console.
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J'ai dit que j'allais changer, c'est pas ça
➔ Future proche (aller + infinitive)
➔ This uses the "aller + infinitive" construction to express the near future. "J'allais changer" means "I was going to change". The phrase "c'est pas ça" is used to negate a previous assumption.
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Tiens-toi bien informée
➔ Imperative reflexive verb (se tenir)
➔ This is the imperative form of the reflexive verb "se tenir". It translates to something like "Keep yourself well-informed".
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Tu verras qu'j'suis en pétard max
➔ Future simple
➔ The sentence uses the simple future tense "Tu verras" (You will see) to predict a future event. The phrase "en pétard max" is slang for being extremely angry.