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Grammar mistakes in foreign song lyrics

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rowdyridge3 rowdyridge3 MemberOP
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#21 ·
Charles Jones76 said:fakin' noobs... 🙂

This is literally your second post in a thread where all you do is mock us without offering a single actual argument. If you're really so much smarter than the rest of us, go ahead, Mr. sveznajuć, enlighten us and explain these mysteries.🙄
cosmicraven2 cosmicraven2 Active Member
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#22 ·
rowdyridge3 said:Here is something I noticed... in Eamon's song "fu*k IT", he sings:
"fu*k What i Said , IT don't mean shit now". Shouldn't it actually be "It DOESN'T MEAN shit now"??? Is this just a simple mistake, a case of artistic license, or is there some other explanation at play here?

Try singing those lyrics using perfect grammar and you'll find your answer immediately.
Charles Jones76 Charles Jones76 Newcomer
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#23 ·
rowdyridge3 said:this is already your second time popping up in this thread just to mock us without offering a single actual argument... and if you really think you're all that much smarter than the rest of us, then go ahead, Mr. sveznajuć, enlighten us and explain these mysteries...🙄

Good grief... 🙄
Ever heard of slang, jargon, or just plain old colloquial speech?
Kyle Jackson54 Kyle Jackson54 Active Member
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#24 ·
google > belinda carlisle gonna lyrics

Belinda Carlisle Deep Deep Ocean lyrics

I heard you call my name
Why do you sit in silence
When there's a whole world waiting | there is
Between these islands
I lay my love down to make you this bridge
But when the tide runs out
I'm still at the water's edge
there's a deep deep ocean | there is
I want to find out what you hide inside of that
Deep deep ocean
What's it take for you to be satisfied
you walk alone AT Night sol secretive and quiet i hear The roar of Your heartbeat sol why
So secretive and quiet
I hear the roar of your heartbeat
So why do you deny it
Hold me and show me my love can't be wrong | cannot
And I'll be swept away | I will
By the storm beneath your calm
there's a deep deep ocean | there is
I want to find out what you hide inside of that
Deep deep ocean
What's it take for you to be satisfied | what is
If you keep holdin' back emotion | 😲 holding
One of US might drown in this Deep Deep ocean
What's it gonna take | what is it going to
What's it gonna be | what is it going to
When you gonna break and open up to me | hmm... I suppose it could be "when are you going to," though I'm not entirely certain since it doesn't explicitly say "when're" or anything similar


Okay, I guess I'm exaggerating—and these aren't errors quite like fu*k What i Said , IT don't mean shit now, but they're still something of a mess, I suppose.
Samuel Murphy6 Samuel Murphy6 Regular
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#25 ·
Kyle Jackson54 said:my love can't be wrong | cannot
And I'll be swept away | I will
By the storm beneath your calm
There's a deep deep ocean | there is

Are you kidding me, Kyle Jackson54? Aren't these clearly mistakes?

At least you didn't write "I'm gonna" 🙄

Then again, I'm not entirely convinced that gonna is actually an error 🤷
dustynomad11 dustynomad11 Newcomer
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#26 ·
Using "gonna" isn't an error.

"Gonna" is simply shorthand for "going to."

It works just like "wanna," which stands for "want to."
stormyviper11 stormyviper11 Active Member
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#27 ·
Yeah, totally—and "donna" basically means "no." So if you look at it that way, Donna Summer actually translates to "no summer." 🙂
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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#28 ·
Kyle Jackson54 said:
What's it take for you to be satisfied

Here's my two cents! 🤣

@stormyviper11/">@@stormyviper11, you have no clue 😁 it's about making the most of things, not just waiting for summer to arrive 😁
Nicholas King62 Nicholas King62 Regular
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#29 ·
I’m not entirely sure, but perhaps it could be interpreted as "don't summer," implying a suggestion to avoid becoming too much like the season itself, or rather, to refrain from acting with the restless energy typically associated with summer.
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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#30 ·
We need an expert on this.
Samuel Murphy6 Samuel Murphy6 Regular
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#31 ·
I’ve always felt like "gonna" and "wanna" were maybe 🤷have already seeped so deeply into the language that they're basically sitting right next to "don't" and "can't" at this point. They aren't even mistakes anymore, really.
And honestly, it’s not even a gimmick 😠
Samuel Murphy6 Samuel Murphy6 Regular
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#32 ·
Don't go Mezoppotamija! 🙂
stormyviper11 stormyviper11 Active Member
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#33 ·
But honestly, the biggest hit has gotta be Neljetne Love to love you baby... Like, seriously, how on earth does she think that works without any commas? It’s a total scandal!!!
Raymond Barrett12 Raymond Barrett12 Newcomer
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#34 ·
It’s pretty obvious to anyone paying attention that "No Woman, No Cry" translates to "no end to women." 🤷
Megan Reed Megan Reed Active Member
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#35 ·
Dana Robinson7 said:This is easily the greatest thread we've ever had. 😍

For real. 🙂
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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#36 ·
Wicked Messenger said:image

😂😂😂

stormyviper11 said:Yeah, exactly—"donna" basically means "no." So if you follow that logic, Donna Summer actually translates to "no summer." 🙂

🤣 Honestly, this thread is a pleasant little surprise over on Music Forum. 😁
Henry Allen3 Henry Allen3 Newcomer
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#37 ·
stormyviper11 said:Yeah, right, and "donna" means "no." So basically, Donna Summer translates to "no summer." 🙂

Asking if I can put this in my signature 🙏🙏🙏
ambermason16 ambermason16 Active Member
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#38 ·
Charles Jones76 said:total amateurs... 🙂

uh-oh.. here comes the veteran...🙄

Give us some credit—some of us actually know our stuff, so seeing this kind of nonsense really sticks in our craw. It’s irritating. It triggers that specific brand of agitation you get when... I don't know... someone completely messes up the wiring in your house. ☕
Ronald Morales51 Ronald Morales51 Member
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#39 ·
Michelle Mitchell17 said:I'm asking for permission to include this in my signature 🙏🙏🙏

The law
is one thing, but 😁
that's why she was never really my favorite—I much prefer spending my summers on vacation.

p.s.
I absolutely live for grammatical errors.
Arthur Parker53 Arthur Parker53 Newcomer
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#40 ·
rowdyridge3 said:... alright then, Mr. sveznajuć, come on and enlighten us... explain these mysteries once and for all.🙄

👍 for the mysteries

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