Só Quer Vrau
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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vrau /vrau/ A2 |
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malandra /maˈlãdɾã/ A2 |
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assanhadinha /asã̃ʃadaˈiɲa/ B1 |
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quer /keʁ/ A2 |
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favela /faˈvɛla/ A2 |
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senta /ˈsẽtɐ/ A1 |
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sentando /sẽˈtɐ̃du/ A2 |
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rítmo /ˈʁitmu/ A2 |
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chegar /ʃegaʁ/ A2 |
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chegando /ʃeˈɡɐ̃du/ A2 |
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começar /komeˈsaʁ/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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Hoje tu só veio na intenção de vrau, ein mulher
➔ Use of “tu” (informal “you”) and vocative “mulher” (woman)
➔ "Tu" is the informal second-person singular pronoun used in some Portuguese-speaking regions. "Mulher" is being used as a vocative, directly addressing the woman.
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Que só quer vrau, só quer vrau
➔ Repetition for emphasis.
➔ The phrase "só quer vrau" is repeated to emphasize the main desire or intention.
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Vem pra favela
➔ Imperative form of the verb "vir" (to come) + preposition "pra" (contraction of "para a")
➔ "Vem" is the imperative form of "vir", meaning "come". "Pra" is a colloquial contraction of "para a", meaning "to the". So, "Vem pra favela" means "Come to the favela."
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Ficar doidinha
➔ Infinitive "ficar" (to become, to get) + adjective "doidinha" (crazy, diminutive).
➔ "Ficar" in this context means "to become" or "to get". "Doidinha" is the diminutive of "doida" (crazy), implying a playful or lighthearted craziness.
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Então vem sentando aqui
➔ Adverb "então" (then) + imperative form of verb "vir" (to come) + gerund of "sentar" (sitting) + adverb "aqui" (here)
➔ "Então" means "then". "Vem sentando" translates to "come sitting" or "come and sit", indicating continuous action. "Aqui" means "here."
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Vai novinha da favela
➔ Interjection "vai" (go) + noun "novinha" (young girl) + preposition "da" (of the) + noun "favela" (slum)
➔ "Vai" in this context is an interjection used to encourage or cheer someone on. "Novinha da favela" refers to a young girl from the favela.
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O ritmo é esse aqui
➔ Definite article "o" (the) + noun "ritmo" (rhythm) + verb "é" (is) + demonstrative pronoun "esse" (this) + adverb "aqui" (here)
➔ This sentence translates to "The rhythm is this here" or "This is the rhythm."