Billionaire
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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placer /plase/ A2 |
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aimer /ɛme/ A1 |
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parler /paʁle/ A1 |
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emplettes /ɑ̃plɛt/ B1 |
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maman /mamɑ̃/ A1 |
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attention /atɑ̃sjɔ̃/ A2 |
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apparence /apaʁɑ̃s/ B1 |
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vie /vi/ A1 |
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danger /dɑ̃ʒe/ A2 |
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temps /tɑ̃/ A1 |
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maison /mɛzɔ̃/ A1 |
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rond /ʁɔ̃/ A2 |
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niveau /nivo/ A2 |
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diamant /djamɑ̃/ B1 |
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démon /demɔ̃/ B2 |
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feu /fø/ A1 |
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puissant /pɥisɑ̃/ B1 |
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porte /pɔʁt/ A1 |
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Grammaire:
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J'aime bien quand ça parle FR
➔ Subject-Verb-Object structure with "quand" clause.
➔ The sentence expresses a preference. "J'aime bien" (I like it) is followed by a subordinate clause introduced by "quand" (when), indicating the condition that makes him like it. "Ça parle FR" (it speaks French).
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Maman ne veut pas de Dior Lady, elle préfère mille fois que j'lui achète un Super-Wax, Wax
➔ Use of "ne...pas" for negation, "préférer...que" for expressing preference + subjunctive (implicitly here as it's an imperative).
➔ "Maman ne veut pas de Dior Lady" (Mom doesn't want a Dior Lady) uses the negation structure. "Elle préfère mille fois que j'lui achète un Super-Wax" (She prefers a thousand times that I buy her a Super-Wax) expresses a strong preference. While not explicitly subjunctive (due to colloquial speech), the implied subjunctive highlights that it is desired, not a statement of fact.
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L'apparence, c'est ta première façon de speak
➔ Use of "c'est" for emphasis and definition. Noun + "c'est" + noun phrase.
➔ The sentence defines appearance as a first way to speak. "L'apparence" (appearance) is equated to "ta première façon de speak" (your first way of speaking) using "c'est" (it is).
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J'suis propre sur moi, j'viens de Brazzaville
➔ Simple present tense, expressing a state of being and origin. Use of "sur moi" to specify location.
➔ "J'suis propre sur moi" (I'm clean on myself/I'm presentable) describes a state of being. "J'viens de Brazzaville" (I come from Brazzaville) indicates origin. "Sur moi" indicates "on myself," meaning the speaker is presentable, well-groomed.
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Les comebacks ça sert à rien, ça sert à rien, viens pas perdre ta dignité
➔ Use of "ça sert à rien" (it's useless), imperative form ("viens pas" - don't come). Omission of "ne" in negative imperative.
➔ "Les comebacks ça sert à rien" (Comebacks are useless) states a general truth. "Viens pas perdre ta dignité" (Don't come lose your dignity) is a negative imperative command. The omission of "ne" before "viens" is common in spoken French.
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Dans ma vie, j'te veux plus non non
➔ Use of "plus" for negation (no longer/anymore), informal "te" (you).
➔ "Dans ma vie, j'te veux plus" (In my life, I don't want you anymore) uses "plus" to indicate that the person is no longer desired in the speaker's life. "Te" is the informal pronoun for "you".
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J'dois finir propriétaire
➔ "devoir" + infinitive to express obligation. Future intention.
➔ "J'dois finir propriétaire" (I must finish being an owner/I have to become an owner) uses "devoir" (must/have to) followed by the infinitive "finir" (to finish) to express an obligation or necessity. It also implies the speaker's intention to become a property owner in the future.
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