A chi mi dice
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Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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sorridere /sor.riˈde.re/ A2 |
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piangerai /pjanˈdreː/ B1 |
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volontà /volonˈta/ B2 |
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tornare /torˈna.re/ B2 |
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male /ˈma.le/ A2 |
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città /tʃitˈta/ A2 |
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essere /ˈes.сер.re/ A2 |
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volto /ˈvɔl.to/ B1 |
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pensandoti /pen.sanˈdo.ti/ B2 |
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male /ˈma.le/ A2 |
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voltando /volˈtan.do/ B1 |
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Grammaire:
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Non credo oramai
➔ Negation with 'non' + verb in the present tense + adverb 'ormai'
➔ 'Non' is used to negate the verb, and 'ormai' expresses a sense of 'already' or 'by now'.
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Tu sorridi voltandoti verso lui
➔ Reflexive pronoun + present tense of 'sorridere' + gerund form 'voltandoti' + preposition 'verso'
➔ 'Tu' is the subject (you), 'sorridi' is the present tense form of 'sorridere' (to smile), and 'voltandoti' is the gerund form indicating the action of turning towards someone.
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Nulla ha più senso oramai
➔ Negative indefinite pronoun + present tense of 'avere' + comparative adverb 'più' + noun 'senso' + adverb 'ormai'
➔ The phrase indicates that 'nothing makes more sense now' with 'nulla' (nothing), 'ha' (has), 'più' (more), and 'senso' (sense), emphasizing the sense of losing meaning.
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Lo sguardo mio per poi dirmi addio
➔ Possessive pronoun + noun + 'per poi' + infinitive 'dirmi' + noun 'addio'
➔ 'Lo sguardo mio' means 'my gaze' or 'look of mine', 'per poi' indicates purpose 'in order to', 'dirmi addio' is 'to say goodbye to me'.
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