Selber Machen Lassen
Letra:
Vocabulário nesta música:
Vocabulário | Significados |
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zahlen /tsaːlən/ B1 |
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aufstehen /ˈaʊfʃteːən/ B1 |
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übernehmen /ˌʔyːbɐˈneːmən/ B2 |
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arbeiten /ˈaʁbaɪtən/ A2 |
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lesen /ˈleːzn̩/ A2 |
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leben /ˈleːbən/ A2 |
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vergnügen /fɛɐ̯ˈɡnyːɡn̩/ B2 |
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benehmen /bəˈneːmən/ B2 |
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schütteln /ˈʃʏtəln/ B1 |
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bügeln /ˈbyːɡl̩n/ B1 |
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schaffen /ˈʃafn̩/ B2 |
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packen /ˈpakən/ A2 |
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schreiben /ˈʃʁaɪbən/ A2 |
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laufen /ˈlaʊfən/ A2 |
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Gramática:
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Später zahlen, früh aufstehen, Vaters Firma übernehmen
➔ Infinitive clauses used as enumeration / listing.
➔ This line uses a series of infinitives (zahlen, aufstehen, übernehmen) to create a list of things to do. Each infinitive acts as a noun in this context, contributing to the enumeration.
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Alles muss man selber machen lassen
➔ The construction "müssen + Infinitiv + lassen" indicates causation or permission – allowing something to be done. The reflexive pronoun "selber" emphasizes doing it *themselves*, or having it done *by someone for them*.
➔ "muss" is the conjugated form of "müssen" (must). "machen" is the infinitive, and "lassen" indicates allowing or having something done. "selber" indicates doing it yourself (or, ironically, having someone else do it *for* you, which is the point of the song). The phrase has a double meaning here, depending on how its interpreted.
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Do it yourself ist out, ich lass das jemand andern machen
➔ This line uses the structure "lassen + Infinitiv" again, this time with an explicit agent. "Ich lass das jemand andern machen" means "I have someone else do that."
➔ "Ich lass" means "I let/have" and "jemand andern" means "someone else".
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Ich muss mir schon wieder deine Hände dreckig machen
➔ Reflexive verb with dative object and "machen": The verb 'dreckig machen' (to make dirty) is used reflexively, and the dative 'mir' indicates that the dirtying of the hands is happening to *my* disadvantage/annoyance. Using "schon wieder" emphasizes the repetition of this unwanted event.
➔ "mir" is the dative form of "ich" indicating that it is happening *to me*. "schon wieder" means "again" or "already again". The meaning is that *my* hands are getting dirty because of someone else, and this is annoying.
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Sag mal kannst du mir mal bitte deine Fresse polieren
➔ Imperative with Modal Verb (können) and Colloquial Language: This line is a very colloquial and somewhat aggressive request. 'Sag mal' is a filler phrase. The use of 'kannst du' (can you) softens the imperative slightly, but the overall tone is impolite. 'Fresse' is a vulgar term for mouth/face.
➔ "Sag mal" is a colloquial filler phrase similar to saying "Hey" or "Listen". "kannst du" means "can you". "deine Fresse polieren" literally translates to "polish your face" but it means "punch you in the face". The whole sentence is a rude way to ask someone to be punched.
Album: Neues Vom Dauerzustand
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