O Menino da Porteira
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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menino /meˈninu/ A1 |
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porteira /poʁˈteɪɾɐ/ A2 |
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cavalo /kaˈvalu/ A2 |
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berrante /beˈʁɐ̃tʃi/ B1 |
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boiada /boiˈadɐ/ B1 |
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espinho /esˈpiɲu/ B2 |
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razão /ʁaˈzɐ̃w/ B2 |
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imagem /iˈmaʒẽ/ B2 |
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mensagem /mẽˈsaʒẽ/ B2 |
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juramento /ʒuɾɐˈmẽtu/ C1 |
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coração /koɾaˈsɐ̃w/ C1 |
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Grammaire:
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Toda vez que eu viajava pela estrada de Ouro Fino
➔ Subordinate clause with "que" (that) to introduce purpose or condition.
➔ The phrase "que eu viajava" is a subordinate clause indicating the action taking place under a certain condition or time.
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Quando a boiada passava e a poeira ia baixando
➔ Consecutive actions using the imperfect tense to describe ongoing past events.
➔ The verbs "passava" and "ia baixando" are in the imperfect tense, indicating habitual or ongoing actions in the past.
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Ví uma mulher chorando, quis saber qual a razão
➔ Use of the perfect tense "ví" (I saw) and the compound verb "quis saber" (wanted to know).
➔ "Ví" is the simple past of "ver" (to see), and "quis saber" is a compound verb formed with "querer" (to want) + "saber" (to know), both in the past tense.
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Nem que o meu gado estoure, que eu precise ir atrás
➔ Use of the subjunctive mood with "que" to express hypothetical or uncertain conditions.
➔ The phrases "estoure" and "precise ir" are in the present subjunctive, indicating hypothetical or uncertain future actions.
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Neste pedaço de chão berrante eu não toco mais
➔ Use of the negative form "não" with the present indicative verb "toco" to express cessation or refusal.
➔ The phrase "não toco mais" combines "não" (not) with "toco" (I play/touch), indicating that the speaker no longer performs the action.
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