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Un respiro, complice 00:26
Prendi fiato, e scegli me 00:33
In fila indiana 00:40
Scegli me 00:44
Un destino, Un vortice 00:51
In controluce è più semplice 01:03
Prendi fiato e scegli me 01:11
E tutti guardavano la nave partire 01:22
All'orizzonte scomparire 01:33
E tutti restavano senza parole 01:39
Dicono che tornerà, a prenderci 01:53
Qualcuno tornerà 02:08
Dicono, chi sa 02:12
E tutti guardavano il sole sparire 02:26
All'orizzonte dentro il mare 02:35
E tu mi guardavi ed io ti dicevo 02:41
Amore non aver paura troveremo un modo per andare 02:48
Via di qua 02:56
Via di qua, dall'isola 03:01
Via di qua 03:29
Via di qua, dall'isola 03:47
Via di qua 03:59
Via di qua, dall'isola 04:03
E tutti guardavano 04:14
La nave partire 04:19
All'orizzonte scomparire 04:22
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L'Isola – Bilingual Lyrics Italian/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant world of Italian music with Emma's "L'Isola"! This captivating electropop and funk track offers a wonderful opportunity to learn Italian through its inspiring message of self-discovery and courage. Its clear lyrics and Emma's expressive delivery make it perfect for understanding common Italian phrases and emotional vocabulary. Experience modern Italian pop while exploring themes of personal journeys and inner peace, making language learning both enjoyable and meaningful.

[English]
A breath, accomplice
Take a breath, and choose me
In an Indian file
Choose me
A fate, a whirlwind
In backlit, it's easier
Take a breath and choose me
And everyone watched the ship leave
Disappear on the horizon
And everyone was speechless
They say she’ll come back, to take us
Someone will return
They say, who knows
And everyone watched the sun vanish
On the horizon, into the sea
And you looked at me and I told you
Love, don't be afraid, we'll find a way to go
Away from here
Away from here, from the island
Away from here
Away from here, from the island
Away from here
Away from here, from the island
And everyone watched
The ship leave
Disappear on the horizon
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

respiro

/re'spiro/

A2
  • noun
  • - breath

destino

/des'tino/

B1
  • noun
  • - destiny

vortice

/'vortitse/

B2
  • noun
  • - vortex

nave

/'nave/

A2
  • noun
  • - ship

orizzonte

/orid'zon.te/

B1
  • noun
  • - horizon

parole

/pa'role/

A2
  • noun
  • - words

amore

/a'more/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

paura

/'paura/

B1
  • noun
  • - fear

modo

/'modo/

A2
  • noun
  • - way

qua

/kwa/

A2
  • adverb
  • - here

partire

/par'tire/

B1
  • verb
  • - to leave

scomparire

/scom'pari.re/

B2
  • verb
  • - to disappear

guardare

/guar'dare/

A2
  • verb
  • - to watch

tornerà

/tor.ne'ra/

B1
  • verb
  • - will return

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Prendi fiato, e scegli me

    ➔ Imperative command with coordinate conjunction

    ➔ 'Prendi' is the imperative form of 'prendere' (to take), used to give a command; 'e' means 'and', connecting two actions.

  • Un respiro, complice

    ➔ Noun + adjective indicating closeness

    ➔ 'Respiro' (a breath) is a noun; 'complice' (accomplice/partner) here indicates closeness or complicity.

  • E tutti guardavano la nave partire

    ➔ Past imperfect tense 'guardavano' (were watching)

    ➔ 'Guardavano' is the imperfect tense indicating an ongoing action in the past, meaning 'were watching'.

  • Dicono che tornerà, a prenderci

    ➔ Indirect speech with 'dicono' (they say) + subordinate clause with future tense 'tornerà'

    ➔ 'Dicono' means 'they say'. The clause 'che tornerà' is a subordinate clause with the future tense of 'tornare' (to return).

  • Amore non aver paura troveremo un modo per andare

    ➔ Negative imperative 'non aver' + future tense 'troveremo'

    ➔ 'Non aver paura' is a negative imperative meaning 'don't be afraid'. 'Troveremo' is the future tense of 'trovare' (to find).