BẮC BLING ( BẮC NINH )
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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tắm /tɐ̌m/ A1 |
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nhà /ɲɐː/ A1 |
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tình /tǐŋ/ A2 |
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hương /hɨəŋ/ B1 |
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gió /zɔ̌/ A1 |
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chơi /t͡ɕəːj/ A1 |
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đợi /ɗʌ̌ːj/ A2 |
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nhìn /ɲǐn/ A1 |
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lòng /lɔ̌ŋ/ B1 |
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đất /ɗɐ̌t/ A1 |
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nước /nɨ̌ək/ A1 |
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hoa /hwaː/ A1 |
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mây /məːj/ A1 |
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thương /tʰɨəŋ/ B1 |
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hội /hɔ̂j/ A2 |
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môi /moj/ A1 |
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duyên /zwiən/ B2 |
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lễ hội /lɛ̂ː hɔ̂j/ A2 |
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sóng /ʂɔ́ŋ/ A1 |
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quê /kwe/ A1 |
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Grammaire:
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Dù trong dù đục ao nhà vẫn hơn
➔ Conjunctive adverbs expressing contrast/preference
➔ The structure "Dù A dù B, C vẫn hơn" (Even if A, even if B, C is still better) expresses a preference for C despite the qualities of A and B. Here, even if the pond is clear or muddy, the home pond is still better. This uses the parallel structure of "dù...dù" to highlight the contrast and the unchanging preference.
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Mấy anh hai quay đầu nhìn cũng đỉnh
➔ Adverb "cũng" expressing degree/intensity
➔ The word "cũng" here intensifies the adjective "đỉnh" (amazing/top-notch). It means that even the act of turning their heads to look at something is also amazing/top-notch. It subtly elevates the observation to a humorous level.
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Sửa soạn áo the khăn xếp anh em cùng lên đồ. Let's go!
➔ Imperative sentence with "cùng" suggesting a collective action
➔ "Cùng" means "together". The sentence calls for everyone (anh em) to get dressed in traditional clothing. It's an invitation to a shared experience, emphasizing unity and collective action.
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Sáng như đêm trăng rằm hội Lim, biết em đâu mà tìm
➔ Rhetorical question for emphasis
➔ The line "biết em đâu mà tìm" (where do I know to find you?) is a rhetorical question. It's not a literal question seeking an answer, but rather emphasizes the speaker's uncertainty and possible despair in trying to locate the person they're looking for. The implied answer is 'nowhere', highlighting the difficulty.
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Anh có thương thì qua chứ anh đừng hứa đừng thề
➔ Conditional sentence with an emphasis on action over promise (If...then...rather than...)
➔ This sentence uses a conditional structure to express a preference for action over empty promises. "Anh có thương thì qua" (If you love me, then come) sets up the condition. "chứ anh đừng hứa đừng thề" (rather than promise and swear) provides an alternative that is being explicitly rejected. This construction highlights the importance of deeds over words.
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