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Letra:
Vocabulario en esta canción:
Vocabulario | Significados |
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mal /mal/ A1 |
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bout /bu/ A2 |
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fois /fwa/ A1 |
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larmes /laʁm/ A2 |
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sourire /su.ʁiʁ/ A2 |
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âmes /am/ B1 |
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rêves /ʁɛv/ A2 |
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fous /fu/ B1 |
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cœurs /kœʁ/ A2 |
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peines /pɛn/ B1 |
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temps /tɑ̃/ A1 |
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yeux /jø/ A1 |
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porte /pɔʁt/ A1 |
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naïf /na.if/ B2 |
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mieux /mjø/ A1 |
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Gramática:
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Alors c'est comme ça que ça fait mal
➔ C'est + Adverb (comme ça) + que + Clause: Emphasis/Exclamatory Structure
➔ This structure emphasizes the way something hurts. "Comme ça" means "like this/that" and it is being highlighted using this structure. "C'est" introduces the emphasized element followed by "que" and the rest of the sentence. This is common for expressiveness.
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C'est sûrement parce que j'y laisse un bout de moi
➔ C'est parce que + Clause: Reason/Cause explanation
➔ "C'est parce que" introduces the reason behind the previous statement. It means "It's because..."
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Si c'est la dernière fois que je te vois, le dernier souvenir
➔ Si + Clause (present tense), Clause: Conditional with a likely outcome
➔ This uses a type 1 conditional, expressing a real possibility. "Si" introduces the condition (if I see you for the last time), and the following clause indicates the consequence (the last memory).
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C'est pas tes larmes que je veux voir, c'est ton joli sourire
➔ C'est ... que: Emphasis Structure
➔ This is another emphasis structure, highlighting what the speaker *doesn't* want to see and then what they *do* want to see. The element between "C'est" and "que" is being emphasized.
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Alors, je voudrais que tu parles encore de nous
➔ Vouloir que + Subjunctive: Expressing a wish or desire that someone else do something
➔ This sentence uses "vouloir que" followed by the subjunctive mood ("parles"). This is required when expressing a desire or wanting someone *else* to do something.
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Comme deux âmes sœurs dont les rêves étaient trop fous
➔ Dont: Relative Pronoun replacing a noun phrase introduced by 'de'
➔ "Dont" replaces "de leurs rêves". It connects the idea of "two soulmates" to their dreams. Literally, "whose dreams were too crazy". It avoids repetition.
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J'suis pas naïf, je sais que le temps nous effacera
➔ Je sais que + Indicative: Expressing knowledge or certainty
➔ "Je sais que" is followed by the indicative mood because the speaker is expressing something they know to be true or believe with certainty. There's no doubt being expressed.