LA PLENA
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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niña /ˈniɲa/ A1 |
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ojos /ˈoxos/ A1 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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beso /ˈbeso/ A1 |
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sed /ˈseð/ A2 |
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boquita /boˈkita/ A2 |
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magia /ˈmaxja/ B1 |
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encanta /enˈkanta/ B1 |
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noche /ˈnotʃe/ A1 |
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amanecer /amaneˈθeɾ/ B1 |
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claro /ˈklaɾo/ A2 |
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veneno /beˈneno/ B1 |
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infierno /imˈfjeɾno/ B1 |
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diablo /ˈdjablo/ A2 |
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pecados /peˈkaðos/ B1 |
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문법:
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¿Una cerveza pa calmar la sed?, no Mejor ser besado por su boquita, amor
➔ Subjunctive mood (implicit suggestion)
➔ The implied suggestion is that instead of having a beer, it would be better to be kissed. While not explicitly using a subjunctive verb, the comparative structure implies a hypothetical better alternative. "Mejor ser" suggests "it would be better to be".
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Las tentaciones, así como tú Merecen pecados como yo
➔ Comparison using "así como" + Indirect Object Pronoun (yo)
➔ "Así como" is used to compare the temptations (like her) to the sins (like him). "Yo" is used in the comparison to emphasize the personal connection.
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Ay, si tú quieres, solo da la lu' (yeh-yeh) Tú sabes que no vo'a a decir que no
➔ Conditional sentence (Si + present subjunctive, future indicative) + Informal future tense (vo'a)
➔ This sentence uses a conditional structure. "Si tú quieres" (If you want) is the condition. The implied result is that "I won't say no." "Vo'a" is a colloquial shortening of "voy a," indicating the near future.
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Oye, lo que pasa es que desde que vi tu cara Me enamoro de ti toda, es que tú tiene' un no sé qué
➔ Preterite vs. Present + Idiomatic expression ("no sé qué")
➔ "Vi" is in the preterite tense (past), referring to a specific event in the past. "Me enamoro" is in the present tense, describing an ongoing feeling that started in the past and continues. "No sé qué" means "something I can't explain."
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¿Qué dices si nos parchamos a ver el amanecer?
➔ Conditional question using "si" + Infinitive phrase
➔ This is a conditional question that proposes a hypothetical scenario. "Si nos parchamos" (if we hang out) sets the condition. "A ver el amanecer" (to see the sunrise) is an infinitive phrase acting as a purpose clause.
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Quiero ser tu todo, quiero que tú seas mi toa
➔ "Querer" + Infinitive + Subjunctive Mood
➔ "Quiero ser" uses "querer" (to want) followed by an infinitive (ser - to be). "Quiero que tú seas" uses "querer" followed by "que" and a verb in the subjunctive mood ("seas"). The subjunctive is used because it expresses a desire or a wish.