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Sorry Scusa Lo Siento

Pinguini Tattici Nucleari

Language
Italian
Released
2026
Genre
indie pop
Level
B1
Difficulty score
801
Duration
3:20

How to study this song

Learning “Sorry Scusa Lo Siento” means 94 entries at B1 — 49 Italian words, 9 adjectives and 36 verb forms, every one taken from what the song actually says. Start with the glossary: notte, finale and mondiale come up again and again, so they are the ones to know first. This one leans on its verbs: 36 distinct forms against 9 adjectives, so conjugation is where the effort goes. At this level part of the list will already be familiar; the rest is what closes the gap.

The words of this song, in several languages

Every word below is taken from this song and translated by us. Nothing here is the lyric itself — these are the individual words you need in order to follow it.

Vocabulary

ITENESFRPTNLDE
nottenightnochenuitnoitenachtNacht
finalefinalfinalfinalefinalfinaleFinale
mondialeWorld Cupmundialcoupe du mondemundialwereldkampioenschapWeltmeisterschaft
messicoMexicoMéxicoMexique

What this song teaches you

Level · B1

Vocabulary words
49
Adjectives
9
Word combos
10
Expressions
12
Verb forms
36
Quiz questions
35

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Background

About the song

Released on 15 May 2026, «Sorry Scusa Lo Siento» is a summer single built on an unhappy joke: the title apologises in three languages — English, Italian and Spanish — to someone whose language the singer does not actually speak. Riccardo Zanotti wrote it and produced it with Etta Matters and Paga. The verses tell a small gothic love story: she did not know where to dance, he worked as a ghost in abandoned villas and borrowed them to throw the saddest parties imaginable. They rent a cinema, a funfair and eventually a cemetery, always for two people alone. The video, directed by Lorenzo Silvestri, features the actress Fotinì Peluso.

Did you know?

The lyric is a catalogue of horror references: Silent Hill, Poltergeist, a Ouija board, tarot cards, the Kabbalah, and a couple who supposedly escaped into the pages of an Edgar Allan Poe story. Dropped in among them is Dua Lipa, rhymed as simply «Dua» — the only living person on the list.

Charts & streaming

Released 15 May 2026. Written and produced by Riccardo Zanotti with Etta Matters and Paga; video directed by Lorenzo Silvestri.

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México
Mexico
Mexiko
spettroghostespectrospectreespectrospookGespenst
villevillasvillasvillasvilasvilla’sVillen
festepartiesfiestasfêtesfestasfeestenFeste
tarocchitarot cardstarottarottarôtarotTarotkarten

This card holds 41 more words. You meet them when you play the song.

Adjectives

ITENESFRPTNLDE
caldahotcalurosachaudequentewarmheiß
abbandonateabandonedabandonadasabandonnéesabandonadasverlatenverlassen

This card holds 7 more adjectives. You meet them when you play the song.

Verb forms

ITENESFRPTNLDE
erawaseraétaiterawaswar
èisesestéisist
sembravait seemedparecíasemblaitparecialeekes schien
sembriyou seemparecestu semblesparecesje lijktdu scheinst
sapevashe knewsabíaelle savaitsabiaze wistsie wusste
lavoravahe workedtrabajabail travaillaittrabalhavahij werkteer arbeitete

This card holds 30 more verb forms. You meet them when you play the song.