Bad Bunny Song Quotes
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“Life is a party that one day ends”
“La vida es una fiesta que un día termina”
Personification because By framing the "party" of life as an event that actively wraps up its own timeline, it gives the abstract concept of existence a narrative lifespan.
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"Soda attracted girls like honey attracted flies"
Simile because It compares how girls flock to Soda to how flies swarm honey.
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"I'm ten years old. My life is half over.-Marty
Hyperbole because A ten-year-old zebra is not near the end of its life expectancy (zebras typically live 20 to 30 years).
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"Love is the most twisted curse of all." — Gojo Satoru
metaphor because Gojo directly equates the positive emotion of love to a malevolent, destructive supernatural force (a curse) without using "like" or "as."
"One shall stand, one shall fall."What figurative language dose this quote have?
"One shall stand, one shall fall."
Idiom because its a definitive statement about the outcome of a fight.
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“And you were my unforgettable dance”
“Y fuiste tú mi baile inolvidable”
Sensory Imagery because The word "dance" evokes the physical sensations of rhythm, close contact, music, and shared emotion, while "unforgettable" stamps it with permanent emotional weight.
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Ponyboy describes standing "like a bump on a log"
Simile because Ponyboy compares his frozen, inactive posture to a still, unmoving bump on wood.
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"My little filet. My little filet mignon with a little fat around the edges." — Alex (talking in his sleep)
Metaphor because It reveals Alex's deep, subconscious predatory instincts taking over as he begins to see his friend strictly as prey and meat.
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"The thread of human hope is spun with the flax of sorrow." — Kaworu Nagisa
Metaphor because The abstract concept of human hope is directly equated to a woven thread, while human sorrow is equated to flax (the raw plant fiber used to make linen thread).
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"Your days are numbered now, Decepti-creeps!"
Idiom because it Means their time is running out.
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"Está wheeleá'" (She's popping a wheelie)
metaphor because A woman’s emotional state or attitude is directly equated to a motorcycle or bicycle popping a wheelie (lifting its front wheel off the ground).
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Johnny is described as "a little dark puppy that's been kicked" (Ch. 1), and Dally's "word is law"
Metaphor because Johnny is directly equated to an abused, frightened puppy without using "like" or "as."
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"Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape." — Skipper
metaphor because Alex directly calls his best friend Marty a premium, expensive cut of steak without using words like "like" or "as."
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"A scar on the back is a swordsman's shame." — Roronoa Zoro
symbolism because A scar on the back symbolizes running away, retreating, or being ambushed due to carelessness. Conversely, a scar on the front symbolizes facing danger directly and fighting bravely.
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"Because everything I touch is food for my hunger. Hunger for power."
Metaphor because he Compares power to food.
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"El pueblo...somos nuestra milicia" (The people...we are our own militia
Metaphor because A civilian population (the townspeople) is directly equated to an organized, defensive military force without using comparative words like "like" or "as."
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Vivid descriptions include "the ground rushed up to meet me" and the "policeman's gun spit fire"
personification because The ground is given the human ability to intentionally run and greet someone.
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"They're out of the zoo without a clue." — Tagline
idiom because The phrase is an established expression meaning to be completely lost, confused, helpless, or lacking necessary knowledge.
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"When you've hovered between life and death so many times that it doesn't faze you, you may be called a ninja." — Zabuza
hyperbole because While Zabuza has faced immense danger, a person cannot literally face near-fatal, existential brinkmanship an infinite number of times without dying.
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"I've got better things to do tonight than die!
Hyperbole/Idiom because he emphasizing that he is too busy for death.
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"En mi vida fuiste turista" (In my life you were a tourist)
Metaphor because A former romantic partner is directly equated to a "tourist" visiting a destination.
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The book notes Dally had a record "a mile long" (Ch. 1) and mentions hearing things "a million times"
hyperbole because It highlights the immense volume of Dally's criminal offenses and underscores his reputation as the most hardened, dangerous member of the Greasers.
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"We're still in New York! Abort! Dive! Dive! Dive!" — Skipper
personification because Penguins—who naturally dive into water to hunt—are given human military terminology, mindset, and commanding authority.
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"Your drill is the drill that will pierce the heavens!" — Kamina
symbolism because in the anime, a drill is not just a tool for digging dirt. It symbolizes human evolution, willpower, and constant forward progress.
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"Every time I look into a monitor Prime, my circuits sizzle."
Hyperbole because It uses extreme exaggeration to convey intense emotion.