Vivo en el pasado
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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pasado /paˈsa.ðo/ A2 |
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perdido /peɾˈði.ðo/ B1 |
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pena /ˈpe.na/ B1 |
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esperanza /es.peˈɾan.θa/ B2 |
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curar /kuˈɾaɾ/ B1 |
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recuerdo /reˈkweɾ.ðo/ B1 |
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siempre /ˈsjem.pɾe/ A1 |
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soñar /soˈɲaɾ/ A2 |
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destino /desˈti.no/ B1 |
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beso /ˈbe.so/ A2 |
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fracasado /fɾa.kaˈsa.ðo/ B2 |
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enamorado /e.na.moˈɾa.ðo/ B1 |
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sufrido /suˈfɾi.ðo/ B2 |
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corazón /ko.ɾaˈθon/ A1 |
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valorar /ba.loˈɾaɾ/ B2 |
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sembrar /semˈbɾaɾ/ B1 |
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veneno /beˈne.no/ B1 |
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droga /ˈdɾo.ɣa/ B1 |
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mentira /menˈti.ɾa/ B1 |
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ruina /ˈrwi.na/ B2 |
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문법:
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Vivimos atrapados en el pasado
➔ Present tense of 'vivir' (to live) and past participle 'atrapados' (trapped) used as an adjective with 'estar' implied.
➔ This sentence uses the present tense to describe a continuous state of being trapped in the past. 'Atrapados' modifies 'nosotros' implied by 'vivimos'.
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No hago más que retroceder
➔ The construction 'no hacer más que + infinitive' meaning 'to do nothing but'.
➔ This emphasizes that the speaker is only moving backwards, implying a lack of progress.
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Puede que con el tiempo yo pueda curarme
➔ 'Puede que' + subjunctive mood. The subjunctive 'pueda' expresses doubt or possibility.
➔ 'Puede que' always introduces a clause in the subjunctive. The use of 'yo' is emphatic but not strictly necessary.
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Pero dudo que pueda olvidarte
➔ 'Dudar que' + subjunctive mood. The subjunctive 'pueda' is used because 'dudar' expresses doubt.
➔ When the main clause expresses doubt, disbelief, or uncertainty, the subordinate clause takes the subjunctive.
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Que va conmigo a todas partes
➔ 'Ir con' + pronoun/noun meaning to go with someone/something. 'A todas partes' means 'everywhere'.
➔ This describes that the memory (el recuerdo) is always with the speaker.
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Sueño que me quieres, que por mí te mueres
➔ 'Soñar que' + indicative mood. The indicative is used here because the speaker is describing a dream, treating it as a real occurrence within the dream.
➔ Normally verbs of emotion followed by 'que' require the subjunctive, but when referring to a dream or something that the speaker perceives as real, the indicative is used.
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Te quedas pero no a mi lado
➔ Use of 'pero' to contrast two opposing ideas; staying in proximity but not in a relationship ('a mi lado').
➔ 'A mi lado' implies intimacy and closeness, which is being negated by the 'pero'.
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Que quiere pero ya no puede Estar así enamorado
➔ 'Querer' (to want/love) + 'pero' + 'ya no puede' (can no longer). This expresses a contrast between desire and ability.
➔ The speaker still has the desire ('quiere') to be in love like that, but is no longer able to ('ya no puede'), likely due to the pain caused by the relationship.
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Debiste valorar, no esperes de mí Lo que nunca tú me diste
➔ 'Debiste' + infinitive expresses regret or reproach, meaning 'you should have'. 'No esperes' is a command form (negative imperative).
➔ The speaker is accusing the other person of not valuing them in the past and therefore shouldn't expect anything from them now.