Tout Pour L'équipe
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
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équipe /e.kip/ A1 |
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mer /mɛʁ/ A1 |
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chair /ʃɛʁ/ A2 |
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tête /tɛt/ A1 |
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donner /dɔ.ne/ A1 |
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manger /mɑ̃.ʒe/ A1 |
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faire /fɛʁ/ A1 |
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vu /vy/ A1 |
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père /pɛʁ/ A1 |
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rose /ʁoz/ A1 |
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butte /byt/ B1 |
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impressionné /ɛ̃.pʁɛ.sjɔ.ne/ B2 |
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rentable /ʁɑ̃.tabl/ B2 |
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affaire /a.fɛʁ/ B1 |
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empire /ɑ̃.piʁ/ B2 |
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文法:
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Elle me demande mon name, elle me fait laquelle
➔ Use of 'laquelle' as a pronoun referring to a situation or action.
➔ Here, "laquelle" likely means 'what kind of act/performance she is putting on for me'. It substitutes for a longer expression. It implies the speaker finds her behavior artificial or calculating.
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Derriere-moi, petit bâtard, t'as pas vu ma chaîne?
➔ Use of 'derrière-moi' (behind me) without a preposition (à, de, etc.). Informal speech.
➔ Standard French would be 'derrière moi'. The hyphenated form is common in spoken French and rap lyrics, indicating a rapid or simplified style of speech.
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T'es dégoût, c'est quoi, t'as pas vu l'achève?
➔ Use of slang 'l'achève' (short for 'l'achèvement').
➔ 'L'achèvement' means accomplishment, success, or the finished product. Using the shortened form is informal and common in rap.
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J'fais le beurre, manger la chair, de la chair
➔ Ellipsis. The full phrase is likely 'Je fais le beurre et je mange la chair, de la chair'. The repetition 'de la chair' for emphasis.
➔ This suggests the speaker gets both the benefit (butter) and the main reward (meat), emphasizing their success and resourcefulness. The repetition of 'de la chair' adds intensity.
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Faire des montagnes de thunes, ça pas quoi faire avec
➔ Incorrect grammatical construction. Should be 'ne pas savoir quoi faire avec'. This is an example of popular slang. The omission of 'ne' in negation.
➔ This is a common feature of spoken French, especially in informal settings. The speaker intentionally deviates from standard grammar to convey a more relaxed, colloquial tone.
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Luffy, t'es loin d'être mon sangui
➔ The expression 'être loin de' followed by an infinitive ('être') indicates a great distance, not just physical, but also figurative.
➔ It emphasizes the speaker and 'Luffy' are not close, 'sangui' is slang for 'sang' (blood), referring to blood relations or close friends. The 'loin de' conveys a vast difference between them.