Wo fängt Dein Himmel an
Letra:
Vocabulario en esta canción:
Vocabulario | Significados |
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Engel /ˈɛŋəl/ A2 |
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Himmel /ˈhɪməl/ A2 |
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Sonne /ˈzɔnə/ A1 |
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Meer /meːɐ̯/ A2 |
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Herz /hɛʁts/ A2 |
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fehlen /ˈfeːlən/ B1 |
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warten /ˈvaʁtən/ A2 |
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schreiben /ˈʃʁaɪbən/ A2 |
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sehen /ˈzeːən/ A1 |
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gehen /ˈɡeːən/ A1 |
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stehen /ˈʃteːən/ A2 |
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genug /ɡəˈnuːk/ B1 |
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bringen /ˈbʁɪŋən/ B1 |
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anfangen /ˈanˌfaŋən/ B1 |
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aus /aʊs/ A1 |
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Gramática:
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Zu meinem Engel **gebetet**, für kein andres Mädchen **gelacht**
➔ Past Participle as an adjective; Perfect Tense (implied)
➔ The past participles "gebetet" (prayed) and "gelacht" (laughed) are used adjectivally to describe the speaker's actions. The implied perfect tense suggests these actions are completed and have a lasting impact.
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Tausend Stunden **gewartet**, hat alles nichts gebracht
➔ Perfect Tense (implied)
➔ Similar to the first line, "gewartet" (waited) is used in a context that implies the perfect tense, indicating a completed action with present relevance. The phrase "hat alles nichts gebracht" (it all brought nothing) shows that the action had no positive result.
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Wo fängt dein Himmel **an** und wo hört er auf?
➔ Separable Verb (anfangen)
➔ "anfangen" (to begin) is a separable verb. The prefix "an-" is separated from the verb stem "fangen" and goes to the end of the clause in main clauses. The grammar point here is the correct positioning of the prefix.
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Wenn er weit genug **reicht**, macht dann das Meer zwischen uns nichts mehr aus?
➔ Subjunctive Mood (Konjunktiv I - Indirect Speech)
➔ While not explicitly Konjunktiv I in this specific sentence, the use of "reicht" hints at a hypothetical situation. The whole sentence expresses a condition and its hypothetical consequence. Using "Konjunktiv II" (würde reichen) would be more clear, but the current form implies a level of uncertainty or indirectness.
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Du fehlst mir, **oh**, du fehlst mir
➔ Interjection
➔ The word "oh" is an interjection, expressing a strong emotion (in this case, longing or sadness). It's a standalone word used to emphasize the feeling conveyed in the surrounding phrase.