È sempre bello
Letra:
Vocabulario en esta canción:
Vocabulario | Significados |
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bello /ˈbɛllo/ A1 |
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giorno /ˈdʒorno/ A1 |
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nuvole /ˈnuːvole/ A2 |
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fascino /ˈfaʃino/ B1 |
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soldi /ˈsoldi/ A2 |
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stanza /ˈstantsa/ A2 |
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mare /ˈmare/ A1 |
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scoprire /skoˈpriːre/ B1 |
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sentimenti /sen.tiˈmen.ti/ B2 |
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pezzi /ˈpɛttsi/ B1 |
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lontano /lonˈtano/ B2 |
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scordare /skorˈdare/ B1 |
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piove /ˈpjɔːve/ A2 |
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lavoro /laˈvɔːro/ A2 |
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occhi /ˈɔkki/ A1 |
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primo /ˈprimo/ A2 |
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Gramática:
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È quasi sempre bello se dal buio arriva il giorno
➔ Use of conditional clauses (if-clauses).
➔ The phrase "if the day arrives from the dark" shows a condition that makes something beautiful.
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È bello se mi chiami, è bello se rimani
➔ Use of present tense to express general truths.
➔ The phrases "if you call me" and "if you stay" express general situations that are considered beautiful.
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È bello se rimandi un po' quando stai per venire
➔ Use of subjunctive mood to express wishes or hypothetical situations.
➔ The phrase "if you postpone a bit when you are about to come" suggests a hypothetical situation that could be beautiful.
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È bello stare insieme, saper stare da soli
➔ Use of infinitive forms to express general actions.
➔ The phrases "to be together" and "to know how to be alone" express general actions that are considered beautiful.
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Oggi voglio andare al mare
➔ Use of present tense to express desires.
➔ The phrase "today I want to go to the sea" expresses a current desire.
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Capisci i sentimenti quando te li fanno a pezzi
➔ Use of present tense to express understanding.
➔ The phrase "you understand feelings when they are torn to pieces" indicates a current understanding of emotions.
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E tu che abbassi gli occhi quando dico che sei sempre più bella
➔ Use of relative clauses to provide additional information.
➔ The phrase "and you who lower your eyes when I say that you are getting more beautiful" adds information about the subject.
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Non sempre bello eppure
➔ Use of adverbs to modify adjectives.
➔ The phrase "not always beautiful yet" uses the adverb "not" to modify the adjective "beautiful."