Sarà perché ti amo
歌词:
这首歌中的词汇:
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amo /ˈa.mo/ A1 |
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amore /aˈmo.re/ A1 |
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canto /ˈkan.to/ A1 |
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mondo /ˈmon.do/ A1 |
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bene /ˈbɛ.ne/ A2 |
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bello /ˈbɛl.lo/ A2 |
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forte /ˈfɔr.te/ A2 |
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primavera /pri.maˈve.ra/ A2 |
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dolce /ˈdol.tʃe/ B1 |
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alto /ˈal.to/ B1 |
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canzone /kanˈtso.ne/ B1 |
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respiro /reˈspi.ro/ B1 |
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matto /ˈmat.to/ B2 |
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confusione /kon.fuˈzjo.ne/ B2 |
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emozione /e.motˈt͡sjo.ne/ B2 |
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语法:
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Sarà perché ti amo
➔ Future Simple with 'sarà' (to be)
➔ 'Sarà' is the 3rd person singular future simple of the verb 'essere' (to be). The phrase means 'It will be because I love you' or, more naturally, 'It must be because I love you'. It expresses a degree of uncertainty or speculation.
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Stringimi forte e stammi più vicino
➔ Imperative mood with reflexive pronoun and comparative adjective.
➔ "Stringimi" is the imperative of "stringere" (to hold tight) + "mi" (reflexive pronoun, to me). "Stammi" is the imperative of "stare" (to stay) + "mi" (reflexive pronoun, to me). "Più vicino" means 'closer'. The entire phrase means 'Hold me tight and stay closer to me'.
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E vola vola si sa
➔ Impersonal 'si' construction
➔ The 'si' in 'si sa' creates an impersonal construction. It means 'it is known' or 'everyone knows'.
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Ma dimmi dove siamo
➔ Imperative (dimmi) + indirect question (dove siamo)
➔ "Dimmi" is the imperative of "dire" (to say), meaning "tell me." "Dove siamo" is an indirect question meaning "where we are." The entire phrase means "Tell me where we are."
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Che te ne frega
➔ Idiomatic expression with reflexive pronoun and verb 'fregare' (to care)
➔ 'Che te ne frega' is an informal and somewhat rude way of saying 'Who cares?' or 'What does it matter to you?'. 'Fregare' literally means 'to rub' or 'to cheat', but in this context, it expresses indifference. The 'ne' particle adds to the idiomatic nature of the expression.
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E se l'amore non c'è
➔ Conditional sentence (present subjunctive implied)
➔ This is a conditional sentence, even though the subjunctive mood isn't explicitly used here. 'Se' means 'if'. The implication is 'If love isn't there...'. In more formal Italian, you might see 'Se l'amore non ci fosse'.