Me Gustas Mucho – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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Yo no he perdido la esperanza
➔ Present perfect tense with 'he perdido' (I have lost)
➔ 'he perdido' is the **present perfect** tense, indicating an action that started in the past and continues or has relevance now.
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Desde hace mucho que me gustas
➔ Using 'desde hace' + a period to express duration
➔ 'Desde hace' is used to indicate the duration of an ongoing feeling or action that started in the past.
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Tarde o temprano serás mío
➔ Future tense with 'serás' (you will be)
➔ 'Serás' is the **future tense** of 'ser', indicating an action or state that will happen in the future.
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Yo seré tuya, algún día
➔ Future tense of 'ser' with 'seré' (I will be)
➔ 'Seré' is the **future tense** of 'ser', expressing a commitment or certainty about the future.
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Que conste, amor, que ya te lo advertí
➔ Use of 'que' as a conjunction to emphasize statements, with the preterite 'advirtí' (I warned)
➔ 'Que' introduces a clause for emphasis, with 'advirtí' being the **preterite tense** of 'advertir' (to warn).
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No descansaré hasta que seas mío
➔ Future tense of 'descansaré' (I will not rest) with subjunctive 'seas' (you are)
➔ 'Descansaré' is the **future tense** of 'descansar' (to rest), and 'seas' is the **present subjunctive** of 'ser', used here to express a wish or uncertainty.
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Y lo tengo que lograr
➔ Use of 'tener que' + infinitive to express obligation or necessity
➔ 'Tener que' + infinitive expresses **obligation** or **necessity** to do something.