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가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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fugi /fuˈʒi/ B1 |
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noite /ˈnɔitʃi/ A2 |
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culpa /ˈkuɫpɐ/ B1 |
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pessoa /peˈsoɐ/ A1 |
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alma /ˈaw.mɐ/ B2 |
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lágrimas /ˈlaɡɾimɐs/ B1 |
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prometo /pɾoˈmetu/ A2 |
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tentei /tẽˈtɨj/ B1 |
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fundo /ˈfũdu/ B2 |
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diga /ˈdʒiɡɐ/ A2 |
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quero /ˈkɛɾu/ A1 |
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simples /ˈsĩplɨs/ A2 |
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tempo /ˈtẽpu/ A2 |
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passará /pasaˈɾa/ B1 |
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문법:
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Que eu não sou aquela pessoa
➔ Use of the present subjunctive mood with 'que' and the present indicative to express a negation or desire.
➔ The phrase 'que eu não sou' combines the conjunction 'que' with the present indicative of 'ser' (to be) to express a negation or contrast.
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Fui ao fundo
➔ Use of the preterite tense of 'ir' (fui) combined with 'ao' (a + o) to indicate going somewhere, in this case, metaphorically 'to the bottom' or 'deep despair'.
➔ The phrase 'fui ao fundo' literally means 'I went to the bottom', used figuratively to indicate reaching a low point or deep despair.
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Dizes que já não dá
➔ Use of the present indicative 'dizes' (you say) with the conjunction 'que' to introduce indirect speech and express a statement or opinion.
➔ The verb 'dizes' is the second person singular form of 'dizer' (to say), and is used here to report what someone else says.
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Prometo para ti
➔ Use of the present indicative 'prometo' (I promise) with the preposition 'para' to indicate the recipient of the promise.
➔ 'Prometo' is the first person singular of 'prometer' (to promise), and 'para ti' indicates that the promise is made to 'you' (the listener).
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Já não sou aquela pessoa
➔ Use of the present indicative of 'ser' (sou) with 'já não' to express a change in state or identity, indicating the person no longer is the same.
➔ ‘Já não sou’ means ‘I am no longer,’ indicating a change from a previous state of being.
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E olha, eu juro que tentei
➔ Use of the verb 'jurar' (to swear) in the present tense 'juro' to emphasize the speaker's sincerity, combined with 'que' and 'tentei' (past tense of 'tentar') to express effort.
➔ ‘Juro’ is the first person singular of 'jurar' (to swear), emphasizing the speaker's sincerity, and 'tentei' is the past tense of 'tentar' (to try).