CARONTE
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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oro /ˈoɾo/ A1 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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dinero /diˈneɾo/ A1 |
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ojos /ˈoxos/ A1 |
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morir /moˈɾiɾ/ A2 |
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brillo /ˈbɾiʎo/ B1 |
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billetes /biˈʎetes/ A2 |
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cadena /kaˈðena/ B1 |
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cabeza /kaˈβeθa/ A1 |
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lágrimas /ˈla.ɣɾi.mas/ B1 |
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corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A2 |
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ángel /ˈaŋxel/ A2 |
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sangre /ˈsaŋɡɾe/ A2 |
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rojo /ˈroxo/ A1 |
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labios /ˈla.βjos/ A2 |
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calor /kaˈloɾ/ A2 |
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enterrar /en.teˈraɾ/ B1 |
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문법:
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De que me sirve el dinero si no lo quemo antes de morir
➔ Conditional sentences (mixed type/implied condition)
➔ The structure implies that if the speaker doesn't burn the money before dying, then its usefulness is questioned. The conditional part is implied rather than explicitly stated with "if". "De qué me sirve" is an idiomatic expression equivalent to "What's the use of...?"
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Por mucho que sea de oro sigue siendo una cadena
➔ Subjunctive mood (with "por mucho que")
➔ "Por mucho que" introduces a clause that requires the subjunctive mood (sea). It expresses concession, meaning "no matter how much" or "even if". The structure is: `Por mucho que + subjunctive, main clause`.
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Si cada año gano un kilo, quien diría que estoy a dieta
➔ Hypothetical situation/rhetorical question
➔ This line presents a hypothetical situation (if I earn a kilo every year). The phrase "quién diría" is a rhetorical question, implying that no one would think the speaker is on a diet if they gained a kilo every year.
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Sé que hasta que no me muera no va a pasar página
➔ Subjunctive after "hasta que" (with negative connotation)
➔ When "hasta que" expresses uncertainty or a future action that is not yet a reality, the subjunctive mood (muera) is used. Here, it conveys the idea that the speaker knows something won't change until they die.
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Cuando tienes quieres más
➔ Conditional clauses without "si"
➔ While not explicitly using "si", this is a conditional statement. It can be interpreted as "When you have [something], you want more." The "cuando" acts as a condition, similar to "if".
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Si me muero que sea sin el oro
➔ Subjunctive for wishes/desires (using "que")
➔ The structure "que + subjunctive" is used to express a wish or desire. Here, "que sea sin el oro" expresses the speaker's desire for their death to occur without gold.
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Tengo los ojos cerrados, el corazón enterrado
➔ Parallel structure (past participle)
➔ The phrase uses parallel structure with two past participles ("cerrados" and "enterrado") to describe the state of the speaker's eyes and heart. This creates a sense of balance and emphasis.