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A ver, a ver, hola, hola 00:00
Mmm, mmm, mmm 00:02
Not really, not really 00:04
I don't hear my voice so much 00:05
Ahora sí, now amazing, amazing 00:09
Yeah, a ver, ah, ja, ja, ja 00:12
Hola, soy la ROSALÍA 00:16
Y has escuchado "MOTOMAMI" 00:18
Parece ser que hasta el final 00:21
Así que muchas gracias por escucharlo 00:23
Amm, también, bueno, mmm 00:26
Ups, ja, ja, ja 00:31
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Thank Yu :) – English Lyrics

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Learn Spanish through the heartfelt, conversational lyrics of 'Thank Yu :)'. This song is perfect for language learners as it uses everyday vocabulary of affection and gratitude, allowing you to master emotive phrasing in a natural, intimate context.

[English]
A ver, a ver, hola, hola
Mmm, mmm, mmm
Not really, not really
I don't hear my voice so much
Ahora sí, now amazing, amazing
Yeah, a ver, ah, ja, ja, ja
Hola, soy la ROSALÍA
Y has escuchado "MOTOMAMI"
Parece ser que hasta el final
Así que muchas gracias por escucharlo
Amm, también, bueno, mmm
Ups, ja, ja, ja
...

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

hear

/hɪər/

A1
  • verb
  • - to perceive sound with the ear

voice

/vɔɪs/

A1
  • noun
  • - the sound produced in a person's larynx

amazing

/əˈmeɪ.zɪŋ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - causing great surprise or wonder

final

/ˈfaɪ.nəl/

A2
  • adjective
  • - coming at the end of a series

thanks

/θæŋks/

A1
  • noun
  • - an expression of gratitude

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Key Grammar Structures

  • A ver, a ver, hola, hola

    ➔ Verbal phrase for transition/checking

    "A ver" is commonly used to mean 'let's see' or 'let me check'.

  • I don't hear my voice so much

    ➔ Present simple negative + quantifier

    ➔ The structure 'don't' is used to negate the verb 'hear', followed by 'so much' to modify the degree.

  • Ahora sí, now amazing, amazing

    ➔ Adverb of time + emphatic construction

    "Ahora sí" implies a change in state, moving from not working to working perfectly.

  • Hola, soy la ROSALÍA

    ➔ Copula verb (ser) in present indicative

    "Soy" is the first-person singular of 'ser', used here to express identity/name.

  • Y has escuchado "MOTOMAMI"

    ➔ Present perfect tense (Pretérito perfecto compuesto)

    "Has escuchado" is the compound past, indicating an action completed in the recent past.

  • Parece ser que hasta el final

    ➔ Verb 'parecer' + prepositional phrase

    "Parece ser que" is an impersonal construction used to express probability or inference.

  • Así que muchas gracias por escucharlo

    ➔ Conjunction (causal) + prepositional phrase

    "Así que" functions as a connector of consequence, followed by gratitude.