You'll Be OK, Kid
Letra:
[English]
Wide eyes, wild heart
Blowin' out candles, wishin' on stars
One day, you'll blink
It's all gonna happen, but not how you think
Can't stop you, don't want to
Here's what I wish I knew
The sharks in the water will teach you to swim
The thorns on the roses will thicken your skin
People might hurt you and break promises
But darlin', I promise you this
You'll be okay, kid
You'll be okay, kid, hmm
Slow down, deep breath
Don't let the monsters scare you to death
They'll try to tear you apart
But know that you're perfect the way that you are
I know you can't see it now
But someday it all works out
The sharks in the water will teach you to swim
The thorns on the roses will thicken your skin
People might hurt you and break promises
But darlin', I promise you this
You'll be okay, kid
You'll be okay, kid
You'll make it like I did
You'll be okay, kid
You'll be okay, kid
You'll be okay, kid
You'll be okay, kid, hmm
You'll be okay, kid, you'll be okay
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Vocabulario en esta canción:
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wide /waɪd/ A1 |
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wild /waɪld/ A2 |
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heart /hɑːrt/ A1 |
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candles /ˈkændlz/ A2 |
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wish /wɪʃ/ A2 |
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stars /stɑːrz/ A1 |
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blink /blɪŋk/ B1 |
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stop /stɒp/ A1 |
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sharks /ʃɑːrks/ B1 |
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water /ˈwɔːtər/ A1 |
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swim /swɪm/ A1 |
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thorns /θɔːrnz/ B2 |
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roses /ˈroʊzɪz/ A2 |
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skin /skɪn/ A1 |
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hurt /hɜːrt/ A2 |
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break /breɪk/ A1 |
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promises /ˈprɒmɪsɪz/ B1 |
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slow /sloʊ/ A1 |
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breath /breθ/ A2 |
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monsters /ˈmɒnstərz/ A2 |
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death /deθ/ A2 |
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tear /ter/ B1 |
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perfect /ˈpɜːrfɪkt/ B1 |
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Gramática:
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One day, you'll blink
➔ Futuro Simple (will + forma base del verbo)
➔ Uso del Futuro Simple para describir un evento futuro que se espera que suceda. "You'll" es una contracción de "you will."
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It's all gonna happen, but not how you think
➔ "Gonna" (futuro informal), Cláusula subordinada con "how"
➔ "Gonna" es una contracción informal de "going to," utilizada para expresar intención futura o predicción. La cláusula "but not how you think" usa "how" como una conjunción adverbial para introducir una cláusula subordinada que explica la manera en que algo sucederá.
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The sharks in the water will teach you to swim
➔ Futuro Simple (will), infinitivo de propósito (to swim)
➔ Esta oración usa el Futuro Simple ("will teach") para indicar un evento futuro. El infinitivo "to swim" se usa para expresar el propósito de la enseñanza.
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People might hurt you and break promises
➔ Verbo modal "might", conjunción "and"
➔ El verbo modal "might" expresa una posibilidad. La conjunción "and" conecta dos frases verbales, "hurt you" y "break promises".
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But darlin', I promise you this
➔ Pronombre de objeto directo (you), pronombre demostrativo (this)
➔ "You" es el objeto directo del verbo "promise", y "this" funciona como un pronombre demostrativo que se refiere a la promesa que seguirá.
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Don't let the monsters scare you to death
➔ Imperativo (Don't), Verbo causativo (scare)
➔ "Don't" es la forma imperativa utilizada para dar una orden negativa. "Scare" se usa en una estructura causativa, que significa "causarte miedo". "To death" es una expresión idiomática que expresa una gran magnitud.
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But know that you're perfect the way that you are
➔ Modo subjuntivo (are, aunque se usa la forma indicativa), cláusula relativa (the way that)
➔ Aunque no es estrictamente subjuntivo, "are" en este contexto transmite un sentido de algo que es inherentemente cierto, casi un ideal. "The way that you are" es una cláusula relativa que modifica "perfect," describiendo la manera o el estado en el que eres perfecto.
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I know you can't see it now
➔ Verbo modal "can't", presente simple (know, see)
➔ "Can't" expresa la incapacidad de ver algo en el momento actual. "Know" y "see" están en el presente simple para describir el conocimiento del hablante y la percepción del oyente en el momento de hablar.
