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Season 1 · Episode 1

Regalo de Cumpleaños

Ahora que no estás

B2MexicanAmazon Prime Videoon Amazon Prime Video

Javi recibe un regalo de cumpleaños de su difunta esposa Mia. Una carta donde enlista a 5 mujeres que deberá conocer para volver a encontrar el amor.

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Regalo de Cumpleaños

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S01E01 · Ahora que no estás

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  1. 1

    güey

    dude, man, buddy (used between friends; also used as a filler)
    expressioncolloquial~8× this episode

    One of the most common address terms in Mexican Spanish between friends of any gender, though it originates as masculine. Tone shifts entirely with context: warm among friends, dismissive or even insulting toward strangers. Spelled also 'wey' or 'we'.

    Oye, güey, ¿ya viste que el partido empieza en diez minutos?Hey, dude, did you see the game starts in ten minutes?
  2. 2

    mujum

    mm-hmm, uh-huh (affirmative filler, agreement)
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    A phonetic filler expressing agreement, acknowledgment, or mild enthusiasm without a full verbal response. Highly frequent in casual Mexican conversation. Not a word derived from other words; purely a spoken sound rendered in subtitles.

    ¿Entonces quedamos el viernes? — Mujum, ahí estaré.So we're meeting Friday? — Mm-hmm, I'll be there.
  3. 3

    recibo

    bill, utility bill, receipt
    noun~4× this episode
    Se me olvidó pagar el recibo del teléfono y me cortaron el servicio.I forgot to pay the phone bill and they cut off my service.
  4. 4

    plebeyo

    commoner, ordinary person (used affectionately)
    noun/adjective~3× this episode
    Mi abuela siempre le decía plebeyo a mi abuelo cuando él se ponía sentimental.My grandmother always called my grandfather a commoner when he got sentimental.
  5. 5

    conmovido

    moved, touched (emotionally)
    adjective~3× this episode
    Quedé muy conmovido cuando vi el video que le prepararon a mi mamá.I was really moved when I saw the video they prepared for my mom.
  6. 6

    secreter

    writing desk, secretary desk (often with a lockable compartment)
    noun~3× this episode
    Mi tía guardaba sus joyas dentro del secreter de madera que heredó de su madre.My aunt kept her jewelry inside the wooden writing desk she inherited from her mother.
  7. 7

    remodelación

    renovation, remodeling
    noun
    El restaurante estuvo cerrado tres meses por la remodelación.The restaurant was closed for three months for renovation.
  8. 8

    cuento de hadas

    fairy tale
    noun phrase
    Siempre soñé con una boda de cuento de hadas, pero al final preferí algo sencillo.I always dreamed of a fairy-tale wedding, but in the end I preferred something simple.
  9. 9

    apagón

    blackout, power outage
    noun
    Hubo un apagón de tres horas y tuvimos que cenar a la luz de las velas.There was a three-hour blackout and we had to eat dinner by candlelight.

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