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[Rires] 00:12
[Musique] 00:23
[Musique] 00:37
[Musique] 00:48
je te vois quand tu danses pour 00:52
lui tu sais je te 00:56
voir 00:58
oh dis-moi si tu pleur pour 01:01
lui comme tu pleur pour 01:05
[Musique] 01:09
moi j'ai tendance à penser à toi 01:12
[Musique] 01:16
quand pas juste une question de 01:18
vol tend 01:22
àand c'est pas juste une question de 01:28
VE ce n'est pas qu'une question de vue 01:36
même si tu me donnes dans de 01:40
vue ce n pas qu'une question 01:46
de même si tu me donnes 01:49
de MVP ah mais car le club est plein 01:53
deem 01:56
[Musique] 01:57
content car la chambre est pleine de 02:00
ha je fais ça 02:02
sensationnel ve d'un Batman 02:04
opérationnelelle m'appelle quand elle 02:07
est seule chez 02:09
elle coach 02:11
personn à pens 02:13
[Musique] 02:16
à pas juste une question 02:19
deend à penser à toand 02:23
[Musique] 02:26
c'est pas juste une question de 02:30
[Musique] 02:32
VO ce n'est pas qu'une question de V 02:37
même si tu me donnes dans de 02:40
V ce n'est pas qu'une question 02:47
de même si tu me donnes temp 02:49
de donc elle m'appelle quand elle est se 02:54
chez elle 02:57
[Musique] 03:00
coach person 03:07
[Musique] 03:11
[Musique] 03:20

Vibes – Bilingual Lyrics French/English

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By
Hamza
Album
1994
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Lyrics & Translation

Learning French through Hamza's "Vibes" offers a unique window into contemporary urban slang and the smooth, melodic side of French-language hip-hop. The song's blend of French and English provides familiar anchor points for learners, while the laid-back tempo and clear vocal delivery make it easier to pick up new vocabulary and phrasing related to relationships and emotions. "Vibes" is special because it showcases a modern, international sound that is globally influential, making the language learning process feel relevant and cool.

[English]
[Rires]
[Musique]
[Musique]
[Musique]
I see you when you dance for
him you know I see you
see
oh tell me if you cry for
him like you cry for
[Musique]
I tend to think about you
[Musique]
when it’s not just a question of
drift
and it’s not just a question of
it's not just about view
even if you give me in the
view it’s not just a question
even if you give me
of MVP oh but the club is full
of deem
[Musique]
content because the room is full of
happiness I’m doing that
sensational ve of a Batman
operation Nelelle calls her
is alone at
her coach
person to think
[Musique]
not just a question
to think about to and
[Musique]
it's not just a question of
[Musique]
VO it's not just a question of V
even if you give me in the
V it's not just a question
of even if you give me time
so she calls me when she is at
her place
[Musique]
coach person
[Musique]
[Musique]
[French] Show

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

voir

vwaʁ

A2
  • verb
  • - to see

voir

vwaʁ

A2
  • verb
  • - to see (to perceive with eyes)

pleur

plœʁ

A2
  • verb
  • - to cry

pleur

plœʁ

A2
  • verb
  • - to cry (express sadness)

danses

dɑ̃s

A2
  • verb
  • - to dance

danse

dɑ̃s

A2
  • noun
  • - dance

lui

lɥi

A1
  • pronoun
  • - him

sait

A2
  • verb
  • - knows

tu

ty

A1
  • pronoun
  • - you

tu

ty

A1
  • pronoun
  • - you (informal singular)

découvrir

desu.viʁ

B1
  • verb
  • - to discover

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Key Grammar Structures

  • je te vois quand tu danses pour lui

    ➔ Present indicative

    ➔ The verb **"vois"** is in the present indicative, describing an action that is happening now.

  • oh dis‑moi si tu pleur pour lui comme tu pleur pour

    ➔ Indirect yes/no question with "si" + present indicative

    ➔ The clause **"si tu pleur"** is an indirect question introduced by "si" and follows with the present indicative.

  • moi j'ai tendance à penser à toi

    ➔ Construction "avoir tendance à + infinitive"

    ➔ The phrase **"ai tendance à"** is followed by the infinitive **"penser"**, indicating a habitual inclination.

  • c'est pas juste une question de

    ➔ Negation with "pas" + noun phrase

    ➔ The word **"pas"** creates a negative meaning for the entire noun phrase **"une question de"**.

  • même si tu me donnes dans de

    ➔ Concessive clause with "même si" + present indicative

    ➔ The conjunction **"même si"** introduces a concession; the verb **"donnes"** stays in the present indicative.

  • de MVP ah mais car le club est plein

    ➔ Coordination with "mais" (but) and causal clause with "car" (because)

    ➔ The word **"mais"** contrasts the previous idea, while **"car"** explains the reason: **"le club est plein"**.

  • content car la chambre est pleine de

    ➔ Causal clause with "car" + present indicative

    ➔ The conjunction **"car"** introduces the reason for being "content": **"la chambre est pleine de"** (the room is full of...).

  • personn à pens

    ➔ Ellipsis / fragmented phrase (colloquial style)

    ➔ The fragment **"personn à pens"** lacks a complete verb or noun, typical of spoken, incomplete thoughts.