Bella Ciao
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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svegliato /sveˈʎaːto/ B1 |
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invasor /invaˈzɔr/ B2 |
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tant /tɑ̃/ A2 |
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donné /dɔne/ B1 |
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retour /ʁə.tuʁ/ A2 |
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chanter /ʃɑ̃.te/ A2 |
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reviennes /ʁ(ə)vjɛn/ B2 |
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amour /a.muʁ/ A2 |
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mourir /muʁiʁ/ B2 |
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sentimento /sɛntiˈmɛtu/ B1 |
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peine /pɛn/ A2 |
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cœur /kœʁ/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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Una mattina mi son svegliato
➔ Past tense (referring to a completed action in the past)
➔ The phrase "mi son svegliato" indicates that the speaker has woken up, showing a completed action.
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O bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao, ciao, ciao
➔ Repetition for emphasis (used to convey strong feelings or emotions)
➔ The repetition of "bella ciao" emphasizes the emotional weight of the phrase, making it more impactful.
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J'attends ton retour
➔ Present continuous tense (indicating an ongoing action or state)
➔ The phrase "j'attends" shows that the speaker is currently waiting, indicating an ongoing state.
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J'ai beau chanter
➔ Use of 'avoir beau' (to express an action that is done in vain)
➔ The phrase "j'ai beau chanter" indicates that despite singing, the desired outcome is not achieved.
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Je t'envoie mes mots
➔ Present tense (indicating a current action)
➔ The phrase "je t'envoie" indicates that the speaker is currently sending words, showing an immediate action.
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Quand tous les efforts n'ont plus de sens
➔ Use of 'quand' (to introduce a conditional clause)
➔ The word "quand" introduces a situation where efforts lose their meaning, setting a conditional context.
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L'âme qui pleure mais le cœur dur
➔ Use of relative clause (to provide additional information about a noun)
➔ The phrase "qui pleure" provides additional information about the soul, indicating its emotional state.
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O partigiano, portami via
➔ Imperative mood (used for giving commands or requests)
➔ The phrase "portami via" is a command asking someone to take the speaker away, showing urgency.