La Gota Fría
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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acordáte /a.kor.'da.te/ A2 |
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moralito /mo.ɾa.'li.to/ A2 |
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estuviste /es.tu.'vis.te/ A2 |
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hacer /a.'θeɾ/ A2 |
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parranda /pa.'ran.da/ B1 |
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fuiste /fwis.te/ A2 |
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rabia /ˈra.βja/ B2 |
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nota /ˈno.ta/ A2 |
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corrige /ko.'ri.xe/ B1 |
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tocar /to.'kar/ A2 |
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mañanita /ma.ɲa.'ni.ta/ A2 |
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llevo /ˈʝe.βo/ A2 |
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lleve /ˈʝe.βe/ A2 |
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vaina /ˈba.i.na/ A2 |
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gana /ˈɡa.na/ A2 |
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Grammaire:
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Acordáte Moralito de aquel día
➔ Imperative form used for direct address.
➔ The word "Acordáte" is an imperative form, telling someone to remember.
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Me lleva él o me lo llevo yo
➔ Use of reflexive pronouns.
➔ The phrase "me lo llevo" uses the reflexive pronoun "me" to indicate the subject's action upon themselves.
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Qué cultura, qué cultura va a tener
➔ Use of future tense to express expectation.
➔ The phrase "va a tener" indicates an expectation about someone's culture in the future.
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Morales mienta mi mama
➔ Use of subjunctive mood to express doubt or emotion.
➔ The phrase "mienta" is in the subjunctive mood, indicating a wish or doubt about Morales mentioning the speaker's mother.
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Le cayó la gota fría
➔ Use of idiomatic expressions.
➔ The expression "le cayó la gota fría" is an idiomatic way to say someone was shocked or surprised.
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El tiro le salió mal
➔ Use of past tense to describe completed actions.
➔ The phrase "le salió mal" indicates that something did not go as planned in the past.
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