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Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro lyrics

English: Enter the Classroom, Put Down the Register

On this page: Meaning · Lyrics with English translation · Lines explained · Words to learn

What “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” is about

A student describes their struggles in a literature class with a demanding but patient teacher. The student is unprepared, tries to find excuses, and fears being called upon, while the teacher encourages them to try harder and learn the material properly. It captures the universal experience of being a student who hasn't studied and the anxiety of facing a teacher.

Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro lyrics with English translation

Each line in the original and in English. Translation and romanization by AI, to help you follow the song.

Entra in classe, appoggia il registro,

He enters the classroom, puts down the register,

c'è già qualcuno che non ha studiato.

there's already someone who hasn't studied.

«Caro ragazzo», lo dice pian piano,

“Dear boy,” he says it softly,

ma il libro di testo è rimasto lontano.

but the textbook was left far away.

La penna sul banco, lo sguardo nel vuoto,

The pen on the desk, the gaze into the void,

«Prof, l'interrogazione?» — «Ne parliamo dopo».

“Prof, the interrogation?” — “We’ll talk about it later.”

Lui parla di Dante, noi guardiamo l'ora,

He talks about Dante, we look at the time,

la campanella sembra non arrivare mai.

the bell never seems to arrive.

[Pre-ritornello] · Pre-chorus

E io penso più veloce

And I think faster

per trovare una spiegazione,

to find an explanation,

ma lui chiede il complemento

but he asks for the complement

e mi crolla la versione.

and my translation falls apart.

[Ritornello] · Chorus

Caro ragazzo, ragazzo,

Dear boy, boy,

ma l'hai fatto il compito a casa?

but did you do your homework?

Caro ragazzo, ragazzo,

Dear boy, boy,

la grammatica non si impara a caso.

grammar isn't learned by chance.

Dimmi come va, come va, come va,

Tell me how it's going, how it's going, how it's going,

con il tema che si avvicina già.

with the essay already approaching.

Caro ragazzo, lo sai come va,

Dear boy, you know how it goes,

Marchi sorride… ma interrogherà!

Marchi smiles… but he will interrogate!

[Strofa 2] · Verse 2

Tra un congiuntivo e una frase sbagliata,

Between a subjunctive and a wrong sentence,

la mia sufficienza sembra già andata.

my passing grade seems already gone.

Lui resta tranquillo, non perde il sorriso,

He remains calm, doesn't lose his smile,

io cerco la risposta guardando il soffitto.

I look for the answer by staring at the ceiling.

«Analizza il testo», mi dice sereno,

“Analyze the text,” he tells me calmly,

ma dentro la testa non ricordo nemmeno

but inside my head I don't even remember

chi ha scritto quel verso, chi fosse l'autore,

who wrote that verse, who the author was,

e lui: «Caro ragazzo, mettici il cuore».

and he: “Dear boy, put your heart into it.”

[Finale] · Outro

Caro ragazzo, ragazzo,

Dear boy, boy,

domani ripassiamo da capo.

tomorrow we'll review from the beginning.

Caro ragazzo, lo sai come va,

Dear boy, you know how it goes,

Davide Marchi non si scorderà!

Davide Marchi won't forget!

Lines explained

“«Prof, l'interrogazione?» — «Ne parliamo dopo».”

“Prof, the interrogation?” — “We’ll talk about it later.”

“Interrogazione” refers to an oral exam or being called upon to answer questions in class, a common and often feared practice in Italian schools.

“e mi crolla la versione.”

and my translation falls apart.

“Versione” in this context refers to a translation exercise, typically from Latin or Greek into Italian, a staple of classical studies in Italian high schools. The student's translation is failing.

“e lui: «Caro ragazzo, mettici il cuore».”

and he: “Dear boy, put your heart into it.”

“Mettici il cuore” is an idiom meaning to put effort, passion, or dedication into something, implying the teacher wants the student to truly engage with the subject.

Italian words from this song

Learning Italian? These words come straight from the lyrics.

registro
register (attendance book)
interrogazione
oral exam/questioning
campanella
bell (school bell)
complemento
complement (grammatical term)
sufficienza
passing grade

About this recording

“Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” is an Italian song with a playful feel, made by a SongUp AI listener with SongUp AI.

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The lyrics run to 32 sung lines. They were typed in by the person who made it, and SongUp AI sang them as written. What you hear is the free 30-second preview, made on ; it is one of 7 Italian previews on SongUp AI.

The idea it was sung from

Create a complete Italian urban pop rap song with vocals and instrumental using the full user-provided lyrics about Italian teacher Davide Marchi and his catchphrase Caro ragazzo. Use a catchy melodic chorus, syncopated beat, deep bass, narrative rap verses and playful Italian delivery. Original melody and original vocal style.

Questions about “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro”

What does “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” mean in English?

“Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” means “Enter the Classroom, Put Down the Register” in English.

What is “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” about?

A student describes their struggles in a literature class with a demanding but patient teacher. The student is unprepared, tries to find excuses, and fears being called upon, while the teacher encourages them to try harder and learn the material properly. It captures the universal experience of being a student who hasn't studied and the anxiety of facing a teacher.

Is there an English translation of the “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” lyrics?

Yes. Every line of “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” is translated into English on this page. The translation was written by AI to help you follow the song, so a few lines may lose some nuance.

Who wrote the lyrics of “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro”?

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Why is “Entra in Classe, Appoggia Il Registro” only 30 seconds long?

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