Mariposa Traicionera
Lời bài hát:
Từ vựng có trong bài hát này:
Từ vựng | Nghĩa |
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mariposa /maɾiˈposa/ A2 |
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traicionera /tɾai̯θjoˈneɾa/ B2 |
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vuela /ˈbwela/ A1 |
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posa /ˈposa/ B1 |
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ratón /raˈton/ A1 |
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ratonera /ratoˈneɾa/ B2 |
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trampa /ˈtɾampa/ B1 |
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mata /ˈmata/ A1 |
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libera /liˈβeɾa/ B1 |
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prisionero /pɾisioˈneɾo/ B1 |
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viento /ˈbjento/ A2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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dolor /doˈloɾ/ A2 |
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flor /floɾ/ A1 |
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sol /sol/ A1 |
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daño /ˈdaɲo/ B1 |
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celos /ˈθelos/ B2 |
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muslos /ˈmuslos/ B2 |
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suerte /ˈsweɾte/ A2 |
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rio /ˈrio/ A1 |
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Ngữ pháp:
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Eres como una mariposa
➔ Ser + como + noun: expressing comparison
➔ This uses the verb "ser" (to be) to make a comparison. The subject "you" are being compared to a butterfly.
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Vuelas y te posas, vas de boca en boca
➔ Use of present tense to describe habitual actions; Reflexive verb "posar" (to perch/land) used reflexively.
➔ The present tense indicates that these are regular actions. "Te posas" is the reflexive form of "posar," indicating the butterfly is landing on herself/itself. "Vas de boca en boca" describes the action of going from mouth to mouth, suggesting gossip or fleeting affection.
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Fácil y ligera de quien te provoca
➔ Use of adjectives to describe qualities; Relative pronoun "quien" referring to a person.
➔ "Fácil" and "ligera" describe the butterfly's behavior. "Quien te provoca" indicates 'the one who provokes you'.
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Yo soy ratón de tu ratonera
➔ Ser + noun phrase: Defining identity. Use of possessive pronoun “tu”.
➔ This line uses "ser" to define the speaker's identity as a "ratón" (mouse) within the other person's "ratonera" (mousetrap). "Tu ratonera" means 'your mousetrap'.
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Trampa que no mata pero no libera
➔ Relative clause using "que"; Use of "pero" to contrast two negative conditions.
➔ "Que no mata" modifies the noun "trampa" (trap). The use of "pero" creates a contrast: the trap doesn't kill, but it also doesn't free.
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Vivo muriendo prisionero
➔ Gerund phrases ("muriendo") used to describe a state of being; Adjective used as noun (prisionero).
➔ "Muriendo" is a gerund describing how the speaker is living. "Prisionero" (prisoner) is used as a noun, even though it's derived from an adjective.
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Todo se lo lleva el viento
➔ Impersonal construction with "se"; Use of indirect object pronoun "lo".
➔ This is an impersonal construction meaning 'Everything is taken by the wind'. "Se lo lleva" emphasizes that the wind is taking it away. The "lo" refers to "todo" (everything).
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Ay, mujer cómo haces daño
➔ Exclamatory sentence; Interrogative adverb "cómo" used in exclamation; verb "hacer" + noun to express causing damage.
➔ This is an exclamatory sentence showing strong emotion. The "cómo" expresses surprise or intensity. "Hacer daño" is an idiom for 'to cause harm'.