Tage wie diese
Lời bài hát:
Từ vựng có trong bài hát này:
Từ vựng | Nghĩa |
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Tag /taːk/ A1 |
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Freude /ˈfʁɔɪ̯də/ B1 |
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Lied /liːt/ A1 |
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Straße /ˈʃtraːsə/ A1 |
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Uhrzeit /ˈuːɐ̯ˌtsaɪ̯t/ A2 |
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Treffpunkt /ˈtʁɛfˌpʊŋkt/ B1 |
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Gedränge /ɡəˈdʁɛŋə/ B2 |
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Menschenmenge /ˈmɛnʃənˌmɛŋə/ B1 |
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Weg /veːk/ A1 |
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Musik /muˈziːk/ A1 |
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Nacht /naxt/ A1 |
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Angst /aŋst/ B1 |
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Strom /ʃtroːm/ B1 |
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Ende /ˈɛndə/ A2 |
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ewig /ˈeːvɪç/ B1 |
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Ngữ pháp:
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An Tagen wie diesen, wünscht man sich Unendlichkeit
➔ Subjunctive mood in 'wünscht man sich', expressing wishes or desires.
➔ The phrase uses the **subjunctive mood** to express a wish or desire.
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Wir lassen uns treiben
➔ Reflexive verb construction with 'lassen' indicating allowing or letting oneself do something.
➔ The **reflexive verb** 'lassen sich' shows allowing or making oneself do something.
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In dieser Nacht der Nächte
➔ Use of genitive case to describe a superlative noun phrase, emphasizing 'the night of nights'.
➔ The phrase employs **genitive case** to emphasize the superlative 'of nights'.
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Kein Ende ist in Sicht
➔ Use of 'kein' with noun to indicate negation or absence, and the noun phrase in subject position.
➔ 'Kein' is a negation article used with nouns to express 'no' or 'not any'.
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Dreh'n unsere Kreise
➔ Contraction of 'drehen' (to turn) with the pronoun 'uns' (us), expressing a colloquial form of the verb.
➔ The phrase uses **contraction** of the verb 'drehen' with the pronoun 'uns', typical in colloquial German.
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Hab keine Angst, ich gebe auf dich Acht
➔ Use of negative pronoun 'keine' with noun 'Angst' and the phrase 'gebe auf' (to pay attention to or be careful).
➔ The phrase combines **negative pronoun** 'keine' with a noun, and the idiomatic expression 'gebe auf', meaning to pay attention or be cautious.