Te Volvería A Elegir
歌词:
这首歌中的词汇:
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reconocí /reko.nosiˈ/ B1 |
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sonreí /sonreˈi/ A2 |
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supe /suˈpe/ A2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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vida /ˈβi.ða/ A1 |
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suspiramos /sus.piˈɾa.mos/ B1 |
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ocupé /uˈkoðe/ B1 |
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siento /ˈsjento/ A2 |
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delató /de.laˈto/ B2 |
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presentó /pɾe.sunˈto/ B2 |
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volvería /βol.βeˈɾi.a/ B2 |
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elegir /eˈliɣiɾ/ B2 |
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vida /ˈβi.ða/ A1 |
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viejos /ˈβje.xos/ A2 |
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amare /aˈmaɾ.te/ A1 |
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语法:
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Te vi Y te reconocí enseguida, sonreí
➔ Preterite tense (vi, reconocí, sonreí).
➔ The preterite tense is used to describe completed actions in the past. The verb endings indicate who performed the action. "Vi" is first-person singular preterite of "ver" (to see), "reconocí" is first-person singular preterite of "reconocer" (to recognize), and "sonreí" is first-person singular preterite of "sonreír" (to smile).
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Supe que el amor de mi vida, estaba frente a mí
➔ Imperfect tense (estaba) vs. Preterite tense (Supe).
➔ "Supe" (from saber) is preterite, indicating a specific moment of realizing something. "Estaba" (from estar) is imperfect, describing a state or condition in the past. The contrast highlights that at one specific moment, the speaker realized that the love of their life *was* already present.
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No ocupé decirte lo que siento
➔ Use of "ocupar" with an infinitive to mean "need".
➔ In some dialects, particularly in Mexico, "ocupar + infinitive" means "to need to do something". Here, "No ocupé decirte" means "I didn't need to tell you".
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Te volvería a elegir
➔ Conditional tense (volvería) + a + infinitive (elegir).
➔ The conditional tense expresses what *would* happen under certain circumstances. "Volvería" is the conditional form of "volver" (to return/do again). "A elegir" is 'to choose'. Together, "Te volvería a elegir" means "I would choose you again". The 'a' is required when 'volver a' is followed by an infinitive.
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En esta vida y en las siguientes
➔ Use of "siguiente" as a noun.
➔ Normally, "siguiente" is an adjective meaning "following" or "next". Here, it's used as a noun, meaning "the following ones/things/lives".
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Hacernos viejos Y amarte eternamente
➔ Use of infinitive (Hacernos, amarte) as a verb.
➔ Here, the infinitives function as a kind of wish or intention. It's a succinct way of saying 'to grow old together' and 'to love you eternally'. "Hacernos" is 'to make ourselves' - implying 'to become'.
