Derrière le brouillard
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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noir /nwaʁ/ A1 |
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brouillard /bʁujaʁ/ B1 |
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chanter /ʃɑ̃te/ A1 |
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espoir /ɛspwaʁ/ B1 |
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croire /kʁwaʁ/ A2 |
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voix /vwa/ A1 |
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orage /ɔʁaʒ/ B1 |
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courage /kuʁaʒ/ B1 |
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épreuves /epʁœv/ B2 |
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fleuves /flœv/ B1 |
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tragédies /tʁaʒedi/ B2 |
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mers /mɛʁ/ A2 |
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horreur /ɔʁœʁ/ B2 |
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enfer /ɑ̃fɛʁ/ B2 |
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avenir /av.niʁ/ B1 |
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enfant /ɑ̃fɑ̃/ A1 |
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survie /syʁvi/ B2 |
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résilience /ʁeziljɑ̃s/ C1 |
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Grammaire:
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Et dans le noir, derrière le brouillard, j'entends ce piano chanter
➔ Inversion (stylistic)
➔ The standard word order would be 'J'entends ce piano chanter, dans le noir...'. The inversion emphasizes the setting (darkness and fog) before revealing what the speaker hears. It creates a more poetic and mysterious tone.
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qu'on peut tout réinventer
➔ Subjunctive mood after "que" expressing possibility/doubt
➔ The phrase "qu'on peut tout réinventer" uses the subjunctive mood ("peut" becomes "puisse" in the subjunctive), because it expresses an idea that isn't certain, but rather a possibility, a hope, or a desire. Though in modern spoken French, "peut" is often used in place of "puisse" even when the subjunctive is grammatically correct, the use of "puisse" shows a more advanced and formal usage.
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Y a pas d'recette, pour supporter les épreuves
➔ Informal Contraction and Omission of "ne"
➔ "Y a pas" is a shortened, informal version of "Il n'y a pas". In spoken French, the "ne" is often dropped in negative constructions, especially in less formal contexts. It exemplifies colloquial French.
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Quand la vie te punit, la musique te console
➔ Use of present tense to express general truths
➔ The present tense ("punit", "console") is used to express a general truth or a universal relationship between life's hardships and the comforting power of music. It's a statement that applies across time and situations.
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Si je me sens comme une enfant, j'ai déjà eu plusieurs vies
➔ Use of 'Si' clause with present tense in the 'Si' clause and past perfect in the main clause
➔ This sentence uses a 'Si' (if) clause in French. The main clause uses the past perfect tense (plus-que-parfait) to indicate an action that was completed before another time in the past. Here, it means that even though she feels like a child *now*, she *had already lived* several lives before this feeling.
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Comme un air de force oratoire, j'écris, tu chantes, le brouillard est bien loin
➔ Ellipsis and Parallel Structure
➔ The sentence uses ellipsis (omitting words implied by context) and parallel structure. The phrase could be expanded to "Comme il y a un air de force oratoire, j'écris,...", but the 'il y a' is omitted for brevity and stylistic effect. The parallel structure "j'écris, tu chantes" creates a rhythm and emphasizes the complementary nature of their artistic contributions. The elision contributes to the overall poetics of the lyrics and rhythm.
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