Sukari
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
語彙 | 意味 |
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amour /a.muʁ/ A1 |
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richesse /ʁi.ʃɛs/ B1 |
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foi /fwa/ B1 |
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envier /ɑ̃.vje/ B1 |
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effort /e.fɔʁ/ A2 |
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survivre /syʁ.vivʁ/ B1 |
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erreur /e.ʁœʁ/ A2 |
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pardonner /paʁ.dɔ.ne/ B1 |
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fleur /flœʁ/ A1 |
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se faner /sə fa.ne/ B1 |
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pluie /plɥi/ A1 |
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soleil /sɔ.lɛj/ A1 |
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pleurer /plœ.ʁe/ A2 |
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se consoler /sə kɔ̃.sɔ.le/ B2 |
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trouver /tʁu.ve/ A1 |
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sucre /sykʁ/ A1 |
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cœur /kœʁ/ A1 |
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vivre /vivʁ/ A1 |
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remède /ʁə.mɛd/ B1 |
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guérir /ɡe.ʁiʁ/ B1 |
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soignant /swa.ɲɑ̃/ B2 |
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paradis /pa.ʁa.di/ B1 |
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pur /pyʁ/ B1 |
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文法:
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L’amour est la plus belle des richesses
➔ Superlative
➔ Formation of the absolute superlative with an adjective: definite article + «plus» + adjective. «la plus belle» means "the most beautiful".
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Le tien m’a redonné la foi
➔ Possessive pronoun
➔ «Le tien» is a possessive pronoun used to replace a noun indicating possession, meaning "yours".
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Beaucoup n’y ont pas survécu
➔ Pronoun "y" with negation in passé composé
➔ The pronoun «y» replaces a place or a concept introduced by 'à' or 'en'. In the negative passé composé, «ne...pas» frames the auxiliary verb ('ont'), and «y» is placed before it. «n’y ont pas survécu» means "didn't survive it/there".
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Même si j’ai fait des erreurs
➔ Concession with "même si"
➔ «Même si» (even if) introduces a clause expressing a concession or a hypothesis considered true. It is followed by the indicative mood (here, passé composé «j’ai fait»). «Même si j’ai fait des erreurs» means "Even if I made mistakes".
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Je ne referai pas les mêmes qu’hier
➔ Future simple in the negative form
➔ Formation of the simple future tense («referai») in the negative form («ne...pas»). It indicates an action that will not happen in the future. «Je ne referai pas» means "I will not do again".
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Qu’on est toujours ensemble après tout ce temps
➔ Subordinate clause introduced by "que"
➔ «Que» introduces a subordinate clause that often provides more information or explains a preceding element (like 'C'est pour ça'). Here, it functions like a conjunctive clause. «Qu’on est toujours ensemble» means "that we are still together".
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Si tu ne l’arroses pas, elle se fane
➔ Conditional sentence type 1
➔ Structure «Si» + present tense + present tense (or future simple). Used for a real or likely condition and its probable result. «Si tu ne l’arroses pas, elle se fane» means "If you don't water it, it wilts".
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je me suis consolé
➔ Pronominal verb in Passé Composé
➔ Formation of the passé composé for a pronominal verb («se consoler»). It uses the auxiliary verb «être» and the reflexive pronoun («me»). The past participle («consolé») agrees with the subject «je». «je me suis consolé» means "I comforted myself" or "I was comforted".
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Je suis guéri maintenant
➔ Être + past participle (state)
➔ Using the verb «être» with a past participle («guéri») to describe a resulting state or condition, similar to an adjective. «Je suis guéri» means "I am healed".
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Je veux qu’on avance ensemble jusqu’au paradis
➔ Verb followed by the subjunctive ("vouloir que")
➔ The verb «vouloir» (to want) when followed by «que» and a new subject («on») requires the subjunctive mood («avance»). «Je veux qu’on avance» means "I want us to move forward".