L'amore esiste
Letra:
Vocabulário nesta música:
Vocabulário | Significados |
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nascere /nɑʃˈʃɛːre/ B1 |
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cresciere /kreʃˈʃɛre/ B2 |
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amore /aˈmoːre/ A1 |
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cuore /ˈkwɔːre/ A2 |
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pensieri /penˈsjeːri/ B1 |
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scalda /ˈskalda/ B2 |
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cuore (repeat) /ˈkwɔːre/ A2 |
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batte /ˈbatːe/ A2 |
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senso /ˈsɛnsɔ/ B2 |
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sempre /ˈsɛmpre/ A1 |
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sentire /senˈtiːre/ B1 |
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piace /ˈpjaːtʃe/ A2 |
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parlare /parˈlaːre/ B1 |
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Gramática:
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Può nascere dovunque
➔ Use of the modal verb "può" (can/may) to express possibility.
➔ The verb "può" indicates that love "can" be born anywhere. The adverb "dovunque" means "anywhere".
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dove non l'avresti detto
➔ Conditional perfect tense (congiuntivo passato) – "avresti detto". Expresses a hypothetical past action.
➔ This phrase means "where you wouldn't have said it would happen". It implies surprise or unexpectedness. "L'" refers to "amore".
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per capirti fino in fondo
➔ Use of the infinitive verb form "capirti" (to understand you). Preposition "fino a" meaning "until" or "to", combined with "fondo" meaning "bottom", implies a complete understanding.
➔ "Fino in fondo" means "completely" or "thoroughly". The phrase suggests a deep and complete understanding of someone.
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sederti sulle scale
➔ Use of the infinitive verb "sederti" (to sit yourself) in conjunction with a prepositional phrase "sulle scale" (on the stairs). The reflexive pronoun "ti" is attached to the infinitive.
➔ This line describes a common, everyday image, which adds to the relatability of the song's theme.
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L'amore non ha un senso
➔ Negation with "non ha" (does not have). Use of "un" (a) as an indefinite article.
➔ This line directly states a key theme of the song – that love is irrational and cannot be understood logically.
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E' grande da sembrarti indefinito
➔ Use of "da" + infinitive to express consequence or result. "Grande da sembrarti" - so big as to seem. The word 'indefinito' means indefinite, unlimited.
➔ This highlights the overwhelming and limitless nature of love.
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ti da tutto ciò che vuole
➔ Relative pronoun "che" (that/which) linking the main clause to the subordinate clause. "Ciò che vuole" translates to "what it wants".
➔ This describes love as giving everything it desires.
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e in cambio ti chiede niente
➔ The phrase "in cambio" means "in return" or "in exchange". "Niente" means "nothing".
➔ This reinforces the idea of love as unconditional.