El Cascabel
Letra:
Vocabulario en esta canción:
Vocabulario | Significados |
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cascabel /kaskaˈβel/ A2 |
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cinta /ˈsinta/ A2 |
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morada /moˈɾaða/ B1 |
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oropel /oɾoˈpel/ B2 |
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di /di/ A1 |
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prenda /pɾenˈda/ B1 |
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luz /luθ/ A2 |
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sonar /soˈnaɾ/ A2 |
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rezumba /reˈzumba/ B2 |
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resonar /resoˈnaɾ/ B2 |
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mi /mi/ A1 |
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anoche /aˈnoʃe/ A2 |
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Gramática:
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Yo tenía mi cascabel con una cinta morada
➔ Imperfect tense to express possession in the past
➔ The verb "tenía" is in the imperfect tense, used here to indicate possession in the past.
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Con una cinta morada, yo tenía mi cascabel
➔ Use of "con" to indicate accompaniment or possession
➔ The preposition "con" is used here to indicate the object (a ribbon) with which the cascabel is associated.
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Y como era de oropel
➔ Use of "como" to indicate similarity or comparison
➔ The word "como" introduces a comparison, meaning "as" or "like" in English.
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Platicando con Leonor, anoche por la ventana
➔ Use of "con" to indicate accompaniment or association
➔ The preposition "con" indicates that the action "platicando" (chatting) is happening together with Leonor or in her presence.
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Me pidió que le cantara
➔ Use of subordinate clause with "que" to express indirect speech or request
➔ The phrase "que le cantara" is a subordinate clause introduced by "que," indicating what he asked for—specifically, that I sing for him.
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¡Ay!, como rezumba y suena
➔ Use of "como" to introduce a comparison or manner
➔ The word "como" introduces a comparison or describes the manner in which the cascabel resonates and sounds.