DIEU MERCI
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
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amis /a.mi/ A1 |
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vie /vi/ A1 |
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manger /mɑ̃.ʒe/ A1 |
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ennemis /ɑ̃.nə.mi/ A2 |
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heureux /ø.ʁø/ A2 |
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santé /sɑ̃.te/ A2 |
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mort /mɔʁ/ A2 |
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chance /ʃɑ̃s/ B1 |
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message /mə.saʒ/ B1 |
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réaliste /ʁe.a.list/ B2 |
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espoir /ɛs.pwaʁ/ B2 |
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accepter /ak.sep.te/ B2 |
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protéger /pʁɔ.te.ʒe/ B2 |
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blessure /blɛ.syʁ/ B2 |
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déni /de.ni/ C1 |
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Grammaire:
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Avant tout, je dis "Dieu merci"
➔ Use of the present tense to express a habitual action/statement.
➔ The phrase "Je dis 'Dieu merci'" indicates a repeated action of saying 'Thank God'. The use of the present tense 'dis' emphasizes the regularity.
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Même si les frites sont mouillées, je dis "Dieu merci"
➔ Use of "même si" to introduce a concessive clause.
➔ "Même si" translates to "even if" or "even though", indicating that the speaker still says "Dieu merci" despite the fries being soggy. It showcases a positive attitude in spite of the negative situation.
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J'aurais pu être handicapé ou enfant soldat
➔ Use of the conditional past tense (conditionnel passé) to express hypothetical past situations that did not happen.
➔ "J'aurais pu être" expresses a possibility that could have happened in the past, but didn't. It highlights the speaker's awareness of the fortunate circumstances of their life.
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Finalement, c'est pas si mal, qu'elle soit partie aussi vite
➔ Use of the subjunctive mood (subjonctif) after "que" in a subordinate clause expressing a subjective opinion or judgment.
➔ The phrase "qu'elle soit partie" uses the subjunctive form "soit", because it expresses a subjective feeling or judgment about the speaker's mother's passing. The speaker is rationalizing a difficult situation.
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Quand j'dis "Dieu merci" je suis deux fois optimiste
➔ Use of "quand" to introduce a temporal clause.
➔ "Quand" means "when", and it introduces the condition under which the speaker feels doubly optimistic.
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La vie est belle comme un goulag en 2024
➔ Use of "comme" to make a comparison, often ironic or sarcastic.
➔ The use of "comme" creates a simile. Comparing life to a "goulag" in 2024 is highly ironic, highlighting a pessimistic view of the future.
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Si ça t'fait chier, chie dans l'eau potable
➔ Use of the conditional "si" clause to express a condition and its consequence.
➔ The "si" clause ("Si ça t'fait chier") introduces the condition, and the main clause ("chie dans l'eau potable") describes the consequence. It's an impolite and provocative way to express that someone should stop complaining and do something drastic instead.