She Don't Give a FO – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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querer /keˈɾeɾ/ B1 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A2 |
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futuro /fuˈtuɾo/ B2 |
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cambio /ˈkamβjo/ B1 |
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sexo /ˈsek.so/ A2 |
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cabeza /kaˈβeθa/ A2 |
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mordida /moɾˈðiða/ B2 |
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vacío /baˈθio/ B2 |
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peligro /peˈliɣɾo/ B2 |
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beso /ˈbeso/ A1 |
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noche /ˈno.tʃe/ A1 |
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sexo /ˈsek.so/ A2 |
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vida /ˈbi.ða/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Sabe que la quiero pero she don't give a fo
➔ Subjunctive mood in Spanish
➔ The use of the subjunctive "quiera" is triggered by the verb "sabe" expressing a belief or knowledge that is being questioned or presented as uncertain by the speaker. While 'saber' usually takes the indicative, the contrasting 'she don't give a fo' creates a sense of doubt, triggering the subjunctive.
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Quizás es el miedo pero she don't give a fo
➔ Use of "Quizás" to express doubt/uncertainty
➔ "Quizás" translates to "Maybe" or "Perhaps" and indicates uncertainty or possibility, softening the statement.
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Cuando pasemo' esa puerta, mi loca Te vas a hacer la que na' de esto te importa
➔ Future tense with "ir a + infinitive"
➔ "Te vas a hacer" is the future construction using "ir a + infinitive," indicating what "you are going to do." It expresses an intention or prediction about the future.
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Y si te digo que esta pena que siento Sólo me la pueden sacar tus besos
➔ Conditional "si" clause + main clause structure
➔ The sentence uses a conditional "si" (if) clause followed by the main clause, indicating a condition and its consequence. In this case, "if I tell you this pain I feel, only your kisses can take it away."
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Ella es una diabla Me ve, me besa, después no me habla
➔ Use of reflexive pronouns to indicate actions done to oneself
➔ "Me ve, me besa" uses the reflexive pronouns to indicate actions directed towards the speaker. "She sees *me*, she kisses *me*"
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No haga' que vaya a buscarte Y te diga to' lo que siento
➔ Subjunctive after expressions of influence/command
➔ "No haga' que vaya" uses the subjunctive form "vaya" because it follows the expression "No haga' que", which implies influence or command. The speaker is asking the listener to avoid doing something that would cause him to do something else.
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Ya no es lo mismo que ante' Ahora mato por tu cuerpo
➔ Comparative adjective "mismo que" with "ante"
➔ "Lo mismo que" is used to compare something to a previous state. Adding "ante'" (antes) emphasizes that it's no longer the same as before.
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Sé que sobran ganas Pero siempre hay algo que mata lo de los dos
➔ Relative pronoun "que" introducing a relative clause
➔ The relative pronoun "que" introduces the relative clause "que mata lo de los dos", which modifies "algo". It connects the clause to the noun and provides additional information about it.