RUINART
Paroles:
Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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or /ɔʁ/ A1 |
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sécu /seky/ B2 |
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embrouilles /ɑ̃bʁuj/ B1 |
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step /stɛp/ B1 |
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capter /kapte/ B1 |
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maudit /modi/ B1 |
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malin /malɛ̃/ B1 |
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rusé /ʁyze/ B2 |
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durer /dyʁe/ A2 |
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réseau /ʁezo/ B1 |
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percer /pɛʁse/ B1 |
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galère /ɡalɛʁ/ B1 |
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pétard /petaʁ/ B2 |
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verre /vɛʁ/ A1 |
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vide /vid/ A1 |
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sourd /suʁ/ A2 |
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crocs /kʁo/ B2 |
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sous /su/ B1 |
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ralentir /ʁalɑ̃tiʁ/ A2 |
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calé /kale/ B2 |
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Grammaire:
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La sécu c'est de l'or les gars, on vous l'a déjà dit
➔ Passé Composé with multiple object pronouns and adverb placement; idiomatic expression.
➔ This sentence demonstrates the **Passé Composé** (`a dit`) with two object pronouns, `vous` (indirect, 'to you') and `l'` (direct, 'it'). The pronoun order `vous l'` is crucial. The adverb "déjà" (already) is placed between the auxiliary verb (`a`) and the past participle (`dit`). "c'est de l'or" is an idiom meaning "it's invaluable" or "it's gold."
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Viens à la messe, je veux qu'on se capte
➔ Imperative mood; Subjunctive mood after `vouloir que`; informal reflexive verb.
➔ "Viens" is the **imperative form** of `venir` (to come), used for commands. "je veux qu'on se capte" uses the **subjunctive mood** (`se capte`) after the verb `vouloir que` (to want that...). `se capter` is an informal/slang **reflexive verb** meaning "to meet up" or "to see each other."
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Y'a le contrat en MD ou bibi la MDO
➔ Informal contraction (`Y'a`); prepositions; slang verbs and acronyms.
➔ `Y'a` is a common **informal contraction** of `Il y a` (there is/are). `en` is a **preposition** indicating a state or manner, often used with acronyms like `MD` (e.g., 'main-à-main' for hand-to-hand). `bibi` is an informal **slang verb** meaning "to sell drugs" or "to deal." `MDO` is another **acronym** specific to the context, likely referring to a type of drug or commodity.
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Si tu veux durer dans le réseau, empilez les SRT
➔ Conditional sentence (Type 1); Imperative mood with pronoun shift; informal noun.
➔ This is a **Type 1 conditional sentence**: `Si` + present tense (`tu veux`) for a probable outcome. The main clause "empilez les SRT" is in the **imperative mood**. Notice the **pronoun shift** from `tu` (in `Si tu veux`) to `vous` (in `empilez`), which can occur in informal French to generalize the command or address multiple people. `Le réseau` is often slang for an illicit network.
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J't'ai vu, j't'ai vu, mais j'ai rien dit
➔ Passé Composé with object pronouns; informal compound negation.
➔ `J't'ai vu` is an informal contraction of `Je t'ai vu`. It's the **Passé Composé** of `voir` (to see), with the direct object pronoun `t'` (you) placed before the auxiliary verb `ai`. `j'ai rien dit` is an **informal compound negation** where the negative particle `ne` is omitted (standard: `je n'ai rien dit`). `rien` means "nothing."
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Beaucoup trop d'gamins qui s'battent pour le bonheur
➔ Complex quantifier; Relative clause; Reflexive verb.
➔ `Beaucoup trop d'gamins` uses the **complex quantifier** `beaucoup trop de` (far too many), where `de` contracts to `d'` before `gamins` (informal for 'kids'). `qui s'battent` is a **relative clause** introduced by `qui` (who/that), acting as the subject. `se battre` is a **reflexive verb** meaning "to fight" (here, 'fight among themselves').
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Elle fait mal à la tête, dans l'verre, remets du Ruinart
➔ Idiomatic expression (`faire mal à`); Imperative mood with `re-` prefix; Partitive article.
➔ `Elle fait mal à la tête` uses the **idiomatic expression** `faire mal à` (to hurt/cause pain to), meaning 'She/It causes a headache'. `remets` is the **imperative form** of `remettre` (to put back/refill). The **prefix `re-`** indicates repetition ('put again'). `du Ruinart` uses the **partitive article `du`** (some) before `Ruinart` (a champagne brand), indicating an unspecified quantity.
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Et vu qu'j'ai les crocs, j'vais m'refaire comme un mec de meuda
➔ Conjunction (`vu que`); Idiomatic expression (`avoir les crocs`); Futur Proche with reflexive verb; Comparative with slang.
➔ `Vu que` is a **conjunction** meaning "seeing that" or "since," introducing a cause. `j'ai les crocs` is an informal **idiomatic expression** meaning "I'm very hungry" or, figuratively, "I'm eager for success/money." `j'vais m'refaire` is the **Futur Proche** (`aller` + infinitive) using the **reflexive verb** `se refaire` (to make a comeback, to recover financially). `comme un mec de meuda` is a **comparative** using `comme` (like) with slang `meuda` (Verlan for 'drugs' or 'money from illicit activities').
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T'as fait nada, faut pas bomber
➔ Code-switching; Informal impersonal verb construction; Slang verb and informal negation.
➔ `T'as fait nada` is an example of **code-switching**, combining French (`T'as fait` - informal for `tu as fait`, 'you did') with Spanish `nada` (nothing). `faut pas bomber` is an **informal impersonal verb construction** for `il ne faut pas bomber` ('one should not boast'). The verb `bomber` is **slang** meaning "to boast" or "to show off," and the `ne` particle is omitted in the **informal negation**.
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Mon enfant, j'suis ce qui parle aussi
➔ Informal address; Informal contraction (`j'suis`); Demonstrative pronoun (`ce qui`).
➔ `Mon enfant` is an **informal address**, often used affectionately or condescendingly. `j'suis` is a very common **informal contraction** of `je suis` (I am). `ce qui parle` uses the **demonstrative pronoun `ce qui`** (what/that which) to refer to an unspecified thing or concept acting as the subject of the verb `parle` (speaks).