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Season 4 · Episode 5

I'll Pray for You

Alpha Males

C1CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

The guys surprise Luis at his party, to Esther's dismay. Santi and Eva get closer. Raúl gets down to business with an old friend. Daniela gets jealous.

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I'll Pray for You

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S04E05 · Alpha Males

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  1. 1

    dar el pecho

    to breastfeed
    verb phrase~5× this episode
    Ella decidió dar el pecho durante los primeros seis meses.She decided to breastfeed for the first six months.
  2. 2

    pareja abierta

    open relationship
    noun phrase (f)~4× this episode
    Decidieron intentar una pareja abierta con ciertas normas claras.They decided to try an open relationship with certain clear rules.
  3. 3

    leche de fórmula

    formula milk, infant formula
    noun phrase (f)~4× this episode
    Hay madres que combinan la lactancia materna con la leche de fórmula.Some mothers combine breastfeeding with formula milk.
  4. 4

    poner a parir

    to slag off, to tear to pieces (verbally criticise harshly)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    A very vivid fixed expression meaning to criticise someone or something mercilessly. Appears frequently when characters complain about being attacked online or by others.

    Los comentarios de las redes me pusieron a parir después de publicar esa foto.The comments on social media absolutely tore me apart after I posted that photo.
  5. 5

    umbral del dolor

    pain threshold
    noun phrase (m)~3× this episode
    Dicen que las personas mayores tienen un umbral del dolor más alto.They say older people have a higher pain threshold.
  6. 6

    adopción especial

    special-needs adoption
    noun phrase (f)~3× this episode
    La adopción especial requiere una preparación emocional muy sólida por parte de los padres.Special-needs adoption requires very solid emotional preparation from the parents.
  7. 7

    copaternidad

    co-parenting (raising a child jointly without being a romantic couple)
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    La copaternidad es un modelo familiar cada vez más visible en las ciudades.Co-parenting is an increasingly visible family model in cities.
  8. 8

    acusación particular

    private prosecution (legal term: victim's own criminal complaint)
    noun phrase (f)
    La víctima decidió presentar una acusación particular contra el agresor.The victim decided to file a private prosecution against the attacker.
  9. 9

    custodia

    custody (of children)
    noun (f)
    Tras el divorcio, ambos padres compartieron la custodia de sus hijos.After the divorce, both parents shared custody of their children.
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    hostia

    damn, bloody hell (general exclamation of surprise or pain)
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    One of the most common Spanish expletives. Intensity ranges from mild surprise to genuine shock depending on tone. Derived from a religious term but entirely desacralised in everyday speech.

    ¡Hostia, no me esperaba verte aquí tan pronto!Bloody hell, I wasn't expecting to see you here so soon!
  2. 11

    de puta madre

    bloody brilliant, fantastic, great
    expressionvulgar

    Despite the literal words, this is a strongly positive expression of satisfaction or enthusiasm. Tone is enthusiastic and celebratory. Common among friends in casual contexts.

    La fiesta estuvo de puta madre, lo pasamos genial todos.The party was bloody brilliant, we all had a great time.

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