Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant sounds of Italy with "Vetri Neri," a collaboration by AVA, ANNA, and Capo Plaza. This track samples the well-known song “Mr. Saxobeat” and offers a modern twist, perfect for those learning Italian or interested in contemporary Italian culture. Discover the language of Italian summer hits and explore themes of love, success, and transformation through its catchy beats and expressive lyrics .
Key Vocabulary
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amore /aˈmo.re/ A1 |
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strada /ˈstra.da/ A1 |
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hotel /oˈtɛl/ A1 |
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perso /ˈpɛr.so/ A2 |
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voce /ˈvo.t͡ʃe/ A2 |
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faccia /ˈfat.t͡ʃa/ A2 |
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vedere /veˈde.re/ A1 |
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colpa /ˈkol.pa/ B1 |
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ricordi /riˈkɔr.di/ B1 |
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raggiunto /radˈd͡ʒun.to/ B2 |
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costosa /koˈsto.za/ B1 |
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guai /ˈɡwai/ B2 |
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stanca /ˈstan.ka/ B2 |
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cure /ˈku.re/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Sto con un bad boy che gira in Mercedes-Benz
➔ Present tense with the verb 'stare' + avec., used to describe ongoing actions.
➔ 'Sto' is the first person singular present of 'stare', meaning 'I am' in English, used here to describe a current state or action.
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Baby, baby, stasera ti aspetto in hotel
➔ Using the first person singular present tense 'aspetto' to indicate 'I wait' or 'I am expecting'.
➔ 'Aspetto' comes from the verb 'aspettare', meaning 'to wait' or 'expect', used here in the present tense.
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Cerco di scordarti, ma so che non riuscirò
➔ Using 'cerco di' + infinitive to express intent or effort ('I try to forget you').
➔ 'Cerco di' is a phrase meaning 'I try to' or 'I attempt to', followed by an infinitive verb.
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Vetri neri se giriamo nel retro del Porsche
➔ Use of the subjunctive mood 'se giriamo' to indicate a hypothetical or conditional situation (if we turn).
➔ 'Se giriamo' comes from the verb 'giriamo' (from 'giro'), in the subjunctive mood, used for hypotheticals ('if we turn').
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Ho perso la voce a urlargli contro, farò playback
➔ Using 'ho perso' (present perfect) to indicate a completed action ('I have lost'), and 'farò' (future tense) for actions to come.
➔ 'Ho perso' is from 'perdere' (to lose) in present perfect, indicating the action has been completed.
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Non pensavo alle altre, ma soltanto a me e a te
➔ Using 'pensavo' (imperfect tense) to express ongoing or repeated past thought, and 'soltanto' to emphasize exclusivity.
➔ 'Pensavo' is the imperfect tense of 'pensare', used here to describe ongoing or habitual thinking in the past.
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Ed ora tutto cambia, la tua faccia pure
➔ Present tense 'cambia' (from 'cambiare') to describe a current change; 'pure' as an adverb meaning 'also' or emphasizing inclusion.
➔ 'Cambia' is the present tense of 'cambiare', meaning 'changes', indicating a current transformation.
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