Esqueça-me Se For Capaz
Letra:
Vocabulário nesta música:
Vocabulário | Significados |
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roupas /ˈʁoʊpɐs/ A1 |
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fotos /ˈfɔtus/ A1 |
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pessoa /peˈsoɐ/ A1 |
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vida /ˈvidɐ/ A1 |
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amigos /ɐˈmigos/ A1 |
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lugares /luˈɡaɾɨʃ/ A2 |
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bocas /ˈbokɐʃ/ A2 |
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fácil /ˈfasiw/ A1 |
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sexo /ˈsɛksu/ B1 |
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paz /ˈpas/ A2 |
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telefone /teleˈfɔni/ A1 |
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cidade /siˈdadʒi/ A1 |
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capaz /kaˈpas/ B1 |
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arquivou /aʁ.kiˈva.w/ B2 |
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enganando /ẽ.ɡɐ̃ˈnɐ̃.du/ B2 |
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Gramática:
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Já que devolveu minhas roupas
➔ "Já que" + clause: Expressing reason/cause (Since/Because).
➔ The phrase "Já que" introduces the reason for the following statement, meaning 'Since' or 'Because'. In this case, the clothes were returned, so...
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Deve ter outra pessoa, aposto
➔ Modal verb "deve" + infinitive: Expressing probability/supposition (Must have, probably).
➔ "Deve ter" expresses a high probability or supposition. "Aposto" means "I bet". So, "Deve ter outra pessoa, aposto" means "(He/She) must have another person, I bet."
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Tá se enganando e nem sabe disso
➔ Reflexive verb "enganar-se": To deceive oneself (se enganando). "Nem" combining with a verb in the negative sense, emphasizing 'not even'.
➔ "Tá se enganando" means "(He/She) is deceiving themselves". "Nem sabe disso" emphasizes the lack of awareness: "doesn't even know that".
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Mas esqueça-me se for capaz
➔ Imperative mood + reflexive pronoun + conditional clause: Expressing a challenge or hypothetical situation. "Esqueça-me" (Forget me - command).
➔ This sentence is a conditional command/challenge. "Esqueça-me" is the imperative form meaning "Forget me". The phrase "se for capaz" means "if you are capable". Therefore, the entire line conveys the idea, "Forget me, if you can".
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Pode namorar e postar
➔ Modal verb "pode" + infinitive: Expressing permission or possibility (You can date and post).
➔ "Pode namorar e postar" means "(You) can date and post". The modal verb "pode" here indicates that the subject has permission/ability to do those actions.
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Pra tentar tirar a minha paz
➔ "Pra" (informal for "para") + infinitive: Expressing purpose/intention (In order to...).
➔ "Pra tentar" (short for "Para tentar") indicates the purpose of the preceding action. "Tirar a minha paz" means "to take away my peace". The entire line means "In order to try to take away my peace".