Efêmera
Letra:
Vocabulário nesta música:
Vocabulário | Significados |
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acontece /a.kõ.tʃe.sɨ/ B1 |
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passam /paˈsãw̃/ A2 |
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perecíveis /pe.ʁeˈsi.vejs/ B2 |
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acabam /aˈkãbɐ̃/ A2 |
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despetaladas /despe.taˈla.dã/ B2 |
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recorrem /ʁe.kɔ̃̃ˈʁɛ̃/ B1 |
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recomeço /ʁe.koˈme.su/ B1 |
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pianinho /pjaˈnĩɲu/ B2 |
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despetaladas /despe.taˈla.dã/ B2 |
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Gramática:
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Vou ficar mais um pouquinho Para ver se acontece alguma coisa
➔ Subjunctive Mood (present subjunctive): "se acontece"
➔ The phrase "para ver se acontece alguma coisa" uses the subjunctive mood after "para ver se" to express uncertainty or a possibility. "Acontecer" means "to happen".
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Congela o tempo pr'eu ficar devagarinho
➔ Imperative Mood: "Congela"
➔ "Congela" is the imperative form of the verb "congelar" (to freeze). The sentence is a command addressed perhaps to time itself. Also, "pr'eu" is a colloquial contraction of "para eu".
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Com as coisas que eu gosto e que sei que são efêmeras
➔ Relative Clauses: "que eu gosto", "que sei que são efêmeras"
➔ The word "que" functions as a relative pronoun introducing relative clauses that modify the noun "coisas" (things).
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E que passam perecíveis, que acabam
➔ Verb conjugation (present tense): "passam", "acabam"
➔ "Passam" is the third-person plural present tense form of "passar" (to pass) and "acabam" is the third-person plural present tense form of "acabar" (to end). The present tense is used to describe a general truth or something that happens regularly.
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Se despedem, mas eu nunca me esqueço
➔ Reflexive Verb: "Se despedem"
➔ "Se despedem" is a reflexive verb meaning "they say goodbye to each other" or simply "they say goodbye". The reflexive pronoun "se" indicates that the action reflects back on the subject.
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Martelo o tempo pr'eu ficar mais pianinho
➔ Comparative Adverb: "mais pianinho"
➔ "Mais pianinho" means "more quietly" or "more gently". "Mais" is the comparative adverb, indicating a higher degree of the quality expressed by "pianinho".
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E que estão despetaladas, acabadas
➔ Past Participle as Adjective: "despetaladas", "acabadas"
➔ "Despetaladas" (defoliated/petals fallen) and "acabadas" (finished/ended) are past participles used as adjectives to describe the state of the "coisas" (things).