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So what does La Vie En Rose mean exactly? You hear it so much, so maybe it’s time you understand what it means. Here is a literal translation of the French version of La Vie en Rose, for French learners. We’re going to listen to Edith Piaf singing, and then we’ll be be translating what she said.
Background and release. The song's title can be translated as "Life in happy hues", "Life seen through rose-coloured glasses", or "Life in rosy hues"; its literal meaning is "Life in Pink." [5] The lyrics of "La Vie en rose" were written by Édith Piaf for music composed by Louiguy, and is registered with SACEM. [6]
Voir la vie en rose (To see life in rose/pink) is the French equivalent to the expression “to see life through rose-colored glasses” in English. That is, seeing the world in an idealized, naïve, sometimes romantic, way. You may know this phrase because of Edith Piaf’s iconic song, La vie en rose.
14. Sept. 2023 · La Vie en Rose, which translates to “Life in Pink” or “Life Through Rose-Colored Glasses,” is a metaphorical expression of love’s euphoric bliss. The song captures the essence of falling in love and viewing the world through a lens of optimism, joy, and romance.
Well literally “la vie en rose” would translate directly to “life in pink.” But to see “la vie en rose” is a saying that means you are seeing the world optimistically. Just like in English when we say “let’s Netflix and chill” we don’t mean we’re going to watch Netflix in a freezer. To “get your shit together” doesn ...
11. Sept. 2012 · “La Vie en Rose” (Meaning: Life in pink; Pronunciation: la vi ɑ̃ ʀoz) is the most famous and signature song of Edith Piaf, arguably France’s greatest singer of all time. In this post we’ll explain the vocabulary and grammar of the song’s lyrics line-by-line. La Vie En Rose song overview.
La vie en rose (französisch für „Das Leben in Rosa“, in freier Übersetzung „Leben durch die rosarote Brille “) ist ein 1945 geschriebenes Chanson der französischen Sängerin Édith Piaf mit einer Melodie des Komponisten Louiguy (Louis Guglielmi). Das Lied gehört zusammen mit Milord und Non, je ne regrette rien zu ihren größten Erfolgen.
