Amor de estudiante – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Roberto Jordan

Lyrics & Translation

Immerse yourself in the timeless melody of "Amor de Estudiante" by Roberto Jordan. This iconic song beautifully explores the theme of first love and the poignant memories that stay with us. Learning this song offers a glimpse into the romantic expressions of the past and the universal language of love.

[English]

It's autumn, the lovers have already left

The leaves of the trees cover the field

Their loving voices are no longer heard

Summer has already gone

My summer love

My first love

Student love

It's already over

Other summers will come

Other loves will come

But it will always live in me

My summer love

My first love

My summer love

My first love

Student love

It's already over

Other summers will come

Other loves will come

...

But it will always live in me

My summer love

My first love

My summer love

My first love

...

[Spanish]

Es otoño, los amantes ya se fueron

Las hojas de los árboles cubren el campo

Sus voces amorosas, ya no se escuchan

El verano ya se fue

Mi amor de verano

Mi primer amor

Amor de estudiante

Ya se terminó

Vendrán otros veranos

Vendrán otros amores

Pero siempre en mi ser vivirá

Mi amor de verano

Mi primer amor

Mi amor de verano

Mi primer amor

Amor de estudiante

Ya se terminó

Vendrán otros veranos

Vendrán otros amores

Pero siempre en mi ser vivirá

Mi amor de verano

Mi primer amor

Mi amor de verano

Mi primer amor

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
otoño /oˈtonɲo/ A1	noun - autumn
amantes /aˈmantes/ B1	noun - lovers
hojas /ˈoxas/ A2	noun - leaves
voces /ˈboses/ A2	noun - voices
amor /aˈmor/ A1	noun - love
verano /beˈɾano/ A1	noun - summer
terminó /teɾmiˈno/ B1	verb - finished
vendrán /benˈdɾan/ B1	verb - they will come
ser /seɾ/ A1	verb - to be
vivirá /biβiˈɾa/ B1	verb - will live
primer /pɾiˈmeɾ/ A2	adjective - first

Key Grammar Structures

• Las hojas de los árboles cubren el campo

  ➔ Present tense of the verb 'cubrir' (to cover)

  ➔ The sentence uses the **present tense** to describe an ongoing action or general truth.

• Ya se terminó

  ➔ Reflexive verb 'se terminar' in the present tense

  ➔ This construction uses the **reflexive pronoun** 'se' to indicate that the action is happening to itself, meaning 'it has ended.'

• Vendrán otros veranos

  ➔ Future tense of the verb 'venir' (to come)

  ➔ The sentence uses the **future tense** to express that more summers will come.

• Pero siempre en mi ser vivirá

  ➔ Use of the future tense of 'vivir' (to live) in the form 'vivirá'

  ➔ The verb **vivirá** is in the **future tense** to indicate that this feeling or memory will always live on.

• Mi amor de verano

  ➔ Noun phrase with 'de verano' indicating possession or type

  ➔ The phrase **'de verano'** is a **prepositional phrase** indicating that the love is associated with summer.

• Mi primer amor

  ➔ Noun phrase with 'primer' as an ordinal adjective modifying 'amor'

  ➔ The word **'primer'** is an **ordinal adjective** that modifies the noun **'amor'**, indicating that it is the first love.

• Ya se terminó

  ➔ Use of the **present perfect tense** 'se terminó' to describe a completed action

  ➔ The phrase **'se terminó'** is in the **present perfect tense** indicating that something has been completed.