Sola
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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ballano /ˈbal.la.no/ A1 |
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piace /ˈpjaː.t͡ʃe/ A1 |
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male /ˈma.le/ A1 |
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ricordare /ri.korˈda.re/ A2 |
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felicità /fe.li.t͡ʃiˈta/ B1 |
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dormire /dorˈmi.re/ A1 |
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piove /ˈpjɔ.ve/ A1 |
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migliora /miʎˈʎo.ra/ A2 |
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cerco /ˈt͡ʃɛr.ko/ A2 |
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capirai /ka.piˈrai/ A2 |
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spazio /ˈspat.t͡sjo/ A2 |
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serve /ˈsɛr.ve/ A1 |
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blues /bluːz/ B1 |
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finire /fiˈni.re/ A2 |
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succede /sutˈt͡ʃɛ.de/ A2 |
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importa /imˈpɔr.ta/ A2 |
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morirò /mo.riˈrɔ/ B1 |
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solitudine /so.li.tuˈdi.ne/ B2 |
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odierai /o.djeˈrai/ B1 |
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piangerò /pjan.d͡ʒeˈrɔ/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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Lo vedi fuori piove
➔ Present tense of the verb 'vedere' (to see) in the second person singular 'tu' form + 'fuori' meaning 'outside' + 'piove' (it is raining).
➔ 'Lo vedi' means 'you see', showing the present tense and direct address.
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Mi piace farmi male
➔ The verb 'piace' (it pleases) with the reflexive pronoun 'farmi' (to myself) + 'male' (bad/ hurting oneself).
➔ 'Mi piace farmi male' expresses a personal preference or behavior where 'piace' indicates liking, and the reflexive pronoun 'farmi' shows the action directed at oneself.
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E gli altri ballano
➔ Conjunction 'E' (and) + 'gli altri' (the others) + 'ballano' (they dance) in present tense third person plural.
➔ 'E gli altri ballano' means 'And the others dance,' describing an ongoing action by a group during the scene.
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Poi capirai che non ci sei stato mai
➔ Future tense 'capirai' (you will understand) + 'che' (that) + 'non ci sei stato mai' (you have never been there).
➔ 'Poi capirai che non ci sei stato mai' means 'Then you will realize that you have never been there,' indicating future understanding of past absence.
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Io vorrei dare a te
➔ Conditional 'vorrei' (I would like) + 'dare' (to give) + 'a te' (to you).
➔ 'Io vorrei dare a te' means 'I would like to give to you,' expressing a desire or intention conditional on a wish.
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Questo è il mio blues
➔ 'Questo' (this) + 'è' (is) + 'il mio blues' (my blues).
➔ 'Questo è il mio blues' means 'This is my blues,' indicating possession or identification with the blues or personal feeling.