Mademoiselle chante le blues
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
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élèvent /elɛv/ B1 |
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gosses /ɡɔs/ B2 |
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fond /fɔ̃/ B2 |
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roule /ʁul/ B1 |
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bosse /bɔs/ B2 |
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noce /nɔs/ B2 |
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militent /mili.tɑ̃/ B2 |
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tracts /tʁakt/ B2 |
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banderoles /bɑ̃.də.ʁɔl/ C1 |
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symbols /ˈsɪm.bəlz/ B1 |
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vendent /vɑ̃.dɑ̃/ B2 |
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amour /a.muʁ/ A2 |
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bagnole /ba.ɲɔl/ B2 |
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chante /ʃɑ̃t/ A1 |
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rouge /ʁuʒ/ A2 |
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tapent /tɑ.pɑ̃/ B2 |
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machines /maʃin/ A2 |
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文法:
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Y'en a qui élèvent des gosses au fond des HLM
➔ The use of 'Y'en a' to express 'there are' or 'some people that...'
➔ 'Y'en a' is an informal French expression meaning 'there are' or 'some people who...'.
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Qui militent dans la rue avec tracts et banderoles
➔ Use of the relative pronoun 'qui' with present tense for people performing an action
➔ 'Qui' is a French relative pronoun meaning 'who' that links a subject to a relative clause.
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Et y'en a même
➔ Use of 'y'en a même' to emphasize 'there are even' or 'some do more'
➔ 'Y'en a même' is a phrase emphasizing that something exists or happens to an even greater extent or in a surprising way.
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Elle a du gospel dans la voix et elle y croit
➔ Use of 'avoir' with 'du' to indicate possession of a certain quality or genre
➔ 'Avoir' is the French verb 'to have', and 'du' indicates a partitive or unspecified amount of a noun describing a quality or genre.
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Y'en a qui se font bonne sœur, avocat, pharmacienne
➔ Use of 'se faire' to indicate becoming or adopting a role or state
➔ 'Se faire' is a reflexive verb used in French to indicate becoming, sometimes implying adopting a role or state.
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Qui mélangent vie en rose et image d'Epinal
➔ Use of 'mélangent' as the third person plural present tense of 'mêler' to describe mixing various things
➔ 'Mêler' is a French verb meaning 'to mix', and 'mélangent' is its conjugation in present tense for 'they'.