Pés No Chão

• Por: Diana Lima

Letra:

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[English]

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Procurei toda a parte por ti

I searched everywhere for you

A ver se alguém tinha um pouco de ti

Trying to see if anyone had a bit of you

Vejo versões baratas

I see cheap versions

Mas elas fazem me lembrar de ti

But they remind me of you

Talvez eu ainda te queira

Maybe I still love you

E de alguma maneira

And somehow

Tento esquecer que ele não és tu

I try to forget that he's not you

Tu já sabias bem o que eu ia ou não gostar

You already knew well what I would or wouldn't like

Conhecias o meu humor ao acordar

You knew my mood when I woke up

Sabias tão bem o que eu quero

You knew so well what I want

Na verdade, és tudo aquilo que eu quero

Actually, you're everything I desire

Tu já sabias bem o que eu ia ou não gostar

You already knew well what I would or wouldn't like

Conhecias o meu humor ao acordar

You knew my mood when I woke up

Sabias tão bem o que eu quero

You knew so well what I want

Na verdade, és tudo aquilo que eu quero

Actually, you're everything I desire

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Conhecias-me tão bem

You knew me so well

Ainda não superei

I still haven't gotten over it

Guarda os nossos segredos

Keep our secrets

Não partilhes com ninguém

Don't share with anyone

Talvez um dia aprenda

Maybe one day I'll learn

E volte a gostar de alguém

And fall in love with someone again

Que tenha o que eu tanto procurei

Who has what I searched so hard for

Tu já sabias bem o que eu ia ou não gostar

You already knew well what I would or wouldn't like

Conhecias o meu humor ao acordar

You knew my mood when I woke up

Sabias tão bem o que eu quero

You knew so well what I want

Na verdade, és tudo aquilo que eu quero

Actually, you're everything I desire

Tu já sabias bem o que eu ia ou não gostar

You already knew well what I would or wouldn't like

Conhecias o meu humor ao acordar

You knew my mood when I woke up

Sabias tão bem o que eu quero

You knew so well what I want

Na verdade, és tudo aquilo que eu quero

Actually, you're everything I desire

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

It's always been and always will be you

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

Quem me tira os pés do chão

Who's gonna take my feet off the ground

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Vocabulario en esta canción:

Vocabulario	Significados
pés /pɛs/ A1	noun - feet
chão /ʃɐ̃w/ A1	noun - ground, floor
tira /ˈtɪɾɐ/ A2	verb - to take away, to remove
procurei /pɾo.kuˈɾej/ B1	verb - I searched, I looked for
versões /veʁˈsɐ̃us/ B1	noun - versions
lembrar /lẽˈbɾaʁ/ B1	verb - to remember, to remind
querer /keˈɾeʁ/ A2	verb - to want
humor /uˈmoʁ/ B2	noun - mood, humor
verdade /veʁˈda.dʒi/ B2	noun - truth
segredos /seˈɡɾe.dus/ B2	noun - secrets
partilhar /paʁ.tiˈʎaʁ/ B2	verb - to share
aprender /aˈpɾẽ.deʁ/ B1	verb - to learn
gostar /ɡosˈtaʁ/ A2	verb - to like
ninguém /nĩˈɡẽj/ B1	pronoun - nobody, no one

Gramática:

• Sempre foste e sempre vais ser tu

  ➔ Use of the *present perfect* ('foste') and *future* ('vais ser') to describe past and future states.

  ➔ The *preterite* tense ('foste') is used for completed actions in the past, while 'vais ser' is the *future indicative* tense indicating a future state.

• Tu já sabias bem o que eu ia ou não gostar

  ➔ Use of *imperfect tense* ('sabias') to express habitual or ongoing past knowledge.

  ➔ The *imperfect tense* ('sabias') indicates an ongoing or habitual action in the past, often used for background information.

• Conhecias o meu humor ao acordar

  ➔ Use of *imperfect tense* ('conhecias') to describe a habitual or ongoing state in the past.

  ➔ The *imperfect tense* ('conhecias') describes a past habitual or ongoing familiarity with something or someone.

• Guarda os nossos segredos

  ➔ Use of *imperative* ('Guarda') for commands or requests.

  ➔ The *imperative mood* ('Guarda') is used to give direct commands or strong suggestions.

• Talvez um dia aprenda

  ➔ Use of *subjunctive mood* ('aprenda') to express possibility or hope.

  ➔ The *subjunctive mood* ('aprenda') expresses uncertainty, possibility, or subjectivity about the action.

• Quem me tira os pés do chão

  ➔ Use of *present tense* ('tira') to express habitual or current actions.

  ➔ The *present tense* ('tira') indicates an action that regularly happens or is true in the current moment.