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Nossa, hein? Que que é isso?! 00:00
Nossa, nossa, assim você me mata 00:04
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego. Vamo que vamo, turma! 00:09
Delícia, delícia, assim você me mata 00:14
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego, hein?! 00:19
Vamo comigo, turma! 00:31
Sábado na balada, a galera começou a dançar 00:34
E passou a menina mais linda, tomei coragem e comecei a falar 00:44
Como é que é? Vem! 00:52
Nossa, nossa, assim você me mata! 00:54
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego! 00:59
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego! 00:59
Delícia, delícia, assim você me mata 01:04
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai se eu te pego, viu? 01:09
Se eu te pego, viu? 01:16
Quero ouvir, vai! Sábado, na balada... 01:23
A galera começou a dançar 01:29
E passou a menina mais linda 01:34
Tomei coragem e comecei a falar 01:39
Tomei coragem e comecei a falar 01:39
Vamo embora, turma. Nossa, nossa, assim você me mata! 01:43
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego 01:49
Delícia, delícia, assim você me mata 01:54
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego, hein? 01:59
Quero ouvir a galera comigo, vai! 02:12
Quero ouvir a galera comigo, vai! 02:12
Nossa, nossa, assim você me mata 02:14
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego 02:19
Delícia, delícia, assim você me mata 02:24
Ai se eu te pego, ai ai, se eu te pego viu, delícia? 02:29
Nooooossa! Ai se eu te pego! 02:40

Ai Se Eu Te Pego – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

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Michel Teló
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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the global sensation that is Michel Teló's "Ai Se Eu Te Pego." This song is a fantastic entry point to understanding the lively rhythm and simple, catchy hooks of contemporary Brazilian Sertanejo music. While the Portuguese is primarily built on exciting exclamations, learning these few key phrases will give you a taste of the celebratory, high-energy mood that propelled this track to international fame.

[English]
Wow, huh? What’s this?!
Whoa, whoa, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you. Let’s go, guys!
Delicious, delicious, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you, huh?!
Come with me, guys!
Saturday at the club, the crowd started dancing
And the prettiest girl walked by, I gathered courage and started talking
What’s up? Come on!
Whoa, whoa, you’re driving me crazy!
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you!
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you!
Delicious, delicious, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you, you see?
If I catch you, alright?
I want to hear it, go! Saturday, at the club...
The crowd started dancing
And the prettiest girl walked by
I mustered courage and started talking
I mustered courage and started talking
Let’s go, guys. Whoa, whoa, you’re driving me crazy!
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you
Delicious, delicious, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you, huh?
I want the crowd with me, come on!
I want the crowd with me, come on!
Whoa, whoa, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you
Delicious, delicious, you’re driving me crazy like that
If I catch you, oh oh, if I catch you, you see, delicious?
Wowww! If I catch you!
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

pegar

/peˈɡaʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to catch; to grab; to take hold of

matar

/maˈtaʁ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to kill; to cause death

delícia

/deˈlisjɐ/

B1
  • noun
  • - delight; something delicious or very pleasant

galera

/ɡaˈlɛɾɐ/

A2
  • noun
  • - group of friends; crowd; folks

menina

/meˈninɐ/

A1
  • noun
  • - girl; young woman

linda

/ˈlĩdɐ/

A1
  • adjective
  • - beautiful; pretty

coragem

/koˈɾaʒẽj/

B1
  • noun
  • - courage; bravery

balada

/baˈladɐ/

A2
  • noun
  • - party; nightclub; ballad (music context)

dançar

/dɐ̃ˈsaʁ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to dance

falar

/faˈlaʁ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to speak; to talk

ouvir

/owˈviʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to hear; to listen

sábado

/ˈsabadu/

A1
  • noun
  • - Saturday; the day of the week after Friday

turma

/ˈtuʁmɐ/

A2
  • noun
  • - group; class; gang (informal friends group)

começar

/komeˈsaʁ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to start; to begin

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Key Grammar Structures

  • [translate:Assim você me mata]

    ➔ Demonstrative pronoun + subject + verb structure

    ➔ The word 'assim' means 'like this' or 'this way'. It indicates manner, showing how the subject ('você') acts on the verb ('matar').

  • [translate:Ai se eu te pego]

    ➔ Conditional structure using 'se' + future indicative

    ➔ The phrase expresses a playful conditional meaning: 'Oh, if I catch you!' — implying an imagined situation with emotional tone.

  • [translate:A galera começou a dançar]

    ➔ Simple past (pretérito perfeito) with infinitive complement

    ➔ The verb 'começou' (started) is in the perfect past and is followed by the infinitive 'dançar' (to dance) to show a beginning of an action.

  • [translate:Passou a menina mais linda]

    ➔ Normal word order with superlative 'mais + adjective'

    ➔ The phrase 'a menina mais linda' means 'the most beautiful girl', using 'mais' to form the superlative.

  • [translate:Tomei coragem e comecei a falar]

    ➔ Compound sentence with coordinate conjunction 'e'

    ➔ Two independent verbs 'tomei' (I took) and 'comecei' (I began) are connected by 'e' (and) to form a smooth sequence of actions.

  • [translate:Quero ouvir a galera comigo]

    ➔ Present tense verb + infinitive complement + prepositional phrase

    ➔ 'Quero' (I want) is followed by 'ouvir' (to hear), showing intention. The prepositional phrase 'comigo' (with me) adds context.

  • [translate:Vamo que vamo]

    ➔ Colloquial imperative repetition structure

    ➔ A contraction of 'vamos' (let’s go), repeated for emphasis in informal speech to mean 'let’s keep going!'.

  • [translate:Delícia, delícia]

    ➔ Nominal repetition for emphasis

    ➔ Repeating the noun 'delícia' (delight) adds intensity and emotion, typical in colloquial Brazilian Portuguese.