Lyrics & Translation
Experience the vibrant Brazilian sertanejo with Matheus & Kauan's "Te Assumi Pro Brasil." This song captures the exhilarating rush of new love and the modern way of sharing it, offering a glimpse into contemporary Brazilian romance and a fun way to connect with the language.
If you're by my side, I feel so good
You always win me over with your charm
What mystery do you have?
I packed my bag
More than a week ago
I'm just waiting for you to call me
So I can run away with you
I changed my status
I'm already dating
Before you even accept
I've already claimed you to Brazil
Why I love you, I don't know
But I want to love you more and more
What no one in my life ever did
You did in less than a month
Why I love you, I don't know
But I want to love you more and more
What no one in my life ever did
You did in less than a month
I packed my bag
More than a week ago
I'm just waiting for you to call me
So I can run away with you
I changed my status
I'm already dating
Before you even accept
I've already claimed you to Brazil
Why I love you, I don't know
But I want to love you more and more
What no one in my life ever did
You did in less than a month
Why I love you, I don't know
But I want to love you more and more
What no one in my life ever did
You did in less than a month
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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feliz /feˈlis/ B1 |
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custo /ˈkuʃtu/ B2 |
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madrugada /madruˈgaðɐ/ B2 |
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manha /ˈmaɲɐ/ A2 |
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segredo /seˈɣɾeðu/ B2 |
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maneira /maˈneira/ B1 |
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ganha /ˈɡaɲɐ/ A2 |
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misterio /misˈtɛɾiu/ B2 |
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arrumei /arumuˈeji/ B1 |
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semana /seˈmana/ A1 |
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fugir /fuˈʒir/ B1 |
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mudei /muˈdej/ A2 |
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status /ˈstætus/ A2 |
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namorando /namaˈɾãdu/ A2 |
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aceitar /asiˈtaɾ/ B1 |
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assumi /asˈsu.mi/ B2 |
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Brasil /bɾaˈzil/ A1 |
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amar /aˈmaɾ/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ser feliz pra mim não custa caro
➔ Present tense (to express a general truth)
➔ The phrase "Ser feliz" means "To be happy" and is in the present tense, indicating a general state.
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Só falta você me chamar
➔ Present subjunctive (to express a desire or wish)
➔ The phrase "Só falta você me chamar" translates to "All that's left is for you to call me," indicating a wish.
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Mudei meu status
➔ Simple past tense (to indicate a completed action)
➔ The phrase "Mudei meu status" means "I changed my status," indicating a completed action.
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Já te assumi pro Brasil
➔ Present perfect tense (to indicate an action that has relevance to the present)
➔ The phrase "Já te assumi pro Brasil" translates to "I have already introduced you to Brazil," indicating relevance to the present.
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Por que te amo, eu não sei
➔ Interrogative phrase (to express a question indirectly)
➔ The phrase "Por que te amo" translates to "Why I love you," indicating an indirect question about the reason for love.
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O que na vida ninguém fez
➔ Relative clause (to provide additional information about a noun)
➔ The phrase "O que na vida ninguém fez" translates to "What no one has done in life," providing additional context.
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Você fez em menos de um mês
➔ Past simple (to indicate a completed action in the past)
➔ The phrase "Você fez em menos de um mês" means "You did it in less than a month," indicating a completed action.