Mona Lisa
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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contacts /kɔ̃takt/ B1 |
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canon /kɑ̃nɔ̃/ B2 |
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futur /fytyʁ/ B2 |
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amitié /ami.te/ B2 |
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pouvoir /pu.vwaʁ/ B2 |
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sang /sɑ̃/ A2 |
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révolution /ʁe.vɔ.ly.sjɔ̃/ B2 |
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drapeau /dʁapo/ B1 |
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cocaïna /kɔ.ka.in.a/ B2 |
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crypto /kʁyp.to/ B2 |
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Mona Lisa /ˈmo.na ˈli.za/ C2 |
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fumer /fy.me/ B1 |
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tourner /tuʁne/ B2 |
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Grammaire:
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J'suis tellement loin, l'futur est derrière moi
➔ Adverb of degree ('tellement') modifying an adjective ('loin'); inversion for emphasis ('l'futur est derrière moi').
➔ "Tellement" intensifies the distance; the inverted sentence structure emphasizes the distance from the future.
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Allons leur prendre de l'oseille
➔ Imperative mood ("Allons") with indirect object pronoun ("leur"); partitive article ("de l'oseille") indicating an unspecified quantity.
➔ "Allons leur prendre" is an imperative command to take money (slang "oseille") from them.
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J'espère que je serai prêt le jour où ça va chier
➔ Subjunctive mood ("serai") after "espère que" expressing doubt or uncertainty about a future event; impersonal expression "ça va chier" (literally "it's going to shit")
➔ "Ça va chier" is a vulgar expression implying that something bad will happen. The speaker hopes to be ready when things go wrong.
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Tu honores le mauvais drapeau, ton étendard t'a menti
➔ Use of the present tense to express a general truth or ongoing action ("Tu honores"); past anterior tense ("t'a menti") to indicate an action completed before another point in the past.
➔ The phrase suggests that the person is misguided and following a false ideology or leader. The banner ("étendard") has deceived them.
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Faudra les fumer avant ou ça va tourner au drame
➔ Impersonal verb "faudra" (future of "falloir") expressing necessity; conditional sentence indicating a potential negative consequence.
➔ It implies that they must eliminate something (possibly drugs or rivals) before a dramatic, negative situation unfolds.
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Diallo m'a prit 200 eu' pour un grigri contre les balles
➔ Informal verb conjugation ("prit" instead of "pris"); use of "contre" to indicate protection against something.
➔ Diallo charged him 200 euros for a good luck charm ("grigri") to protect him from bullets. The use of "prit" instead of "pris" is a common feature of informal speech.
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Mi-négro, mi-Néandertal
➔ Use of "mi-" prefix (meaning "half") to combine two nouns, creating a compound identity or characteristic.
➔ The phrase creates a striking contrast, implying a mix of modern and primitive traits within the speaker.
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