FORNI
歌词:
这首歌中的词汇:
词汇 | 含义 |
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diabla /djaˈbla/ B1 |
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molesta /molesˈta/ A2 |
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miedo /ˈmjeðo/ A2 |
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glocks /ɡlɒks/ B2 |
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gángster /ˈɡæŋstər/ B2 |
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horny /ˈhɔːrni/ B2 |
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fan /fæn/ A2 |
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caravana /kaɾaˈβana/ B1 |
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cadena /kaˈðena/ A2 |
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fuego /ˈfweɡo/ A2 |
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perreo /peˈre.o/ B2 |
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volar /boˈlaɾ/ B2 |
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语法:
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Mi diabla a vece' no contesta
➔ Use of 'a vece'' (sometimes). Contraction 'a vece'' instead of 'a veces'
➔ This shows colloquial Spanish, shortening the word 'a veces' which means 'sometimes' to 'a vece''.
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Pal de veces se lo he puesto
➔ Use of the impersonal 'se' with the perfect tense ('he puesto'). Idiomatic use of 'pal de veces' instead of 'un par de veces'.
➔ 'Pal de veces' is a more colloquial way to say 'a couple of times'. The impersonal 'se' construction is used here reflexively (se lo he puesto).
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Ella entiende los código' De mí los aprendió
➔ Use of possessive pronoun 'de mí' indicating origin or source. Preterite tense 'aprendió'.
➔ The line indicates that she learned 'the codes' from the speaker. 'De mí' specifies the origin of the learning.
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Baby, tú está' yummy, yummy
➔ Use of colloquial/slang Spanish: 'está'' instead of 'estás'. Repetition of 'yummy'.
➔ The use of 'está'' is a common informal variation of the verb 'estar' in second person singular. The repetition emphasizes the attractiveness.
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No te tarde' má' vamo' a forni, que estoy horny
➔ Imperative form implied: 'No te tardes más'. Colloquial shortening: 'vamo'' instead of 'vamos'. Use of 'que' to introduce a clause explaining the reason.
➔ The implied imperative is a command, and 'vamo' is a typical informal shortening. 'Que estoy horny' gives the reason for the request.
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Yo salgo en caravana y con 60 'e mis anormale'
➔ Use of 'e' instead of 'de' (common in some dialects). Plural noun 'anormale'' referring to 'anormales'
➔ 'E mis anormale'' is a colloquial way of saying 'de mis anormales' (of my abnormal ones). The 'e' is a dialectal variation.
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Te vo'a enseñar como lo hacemo' aquí en el Underworld
➔ Future tense periphrasis 'ir a' + infinitive: 'te voy a enseñar'. Colloquial shortening 'hacemo'' instead of 'hacemos'.
➔ 'Te vo'a enseñar' means 'I am going to teach you'. 'Hacemo'' is a colloquial pronunciation of 'hacemos' (we do).