Season 4 · Episode 6
During a luxurious group trip to Punta Cana, the couples face pretty big problems as secrets tumble out and family dramas reach breaking point.
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Extremely common informal address between women (and mixed groups). The masculine equivalent is 'tío'. Neither carries any literal 'aunt/uncle' meaning in this register.
Covers a wide range of strong reactions, astonishment, disbelief, delight, or outrage depending on context. 'Estoy flipando' is a stock phrase for 'I can't believe this'. 'Putoflipando' intensifies it with the augmenting prefix 'puto-'.
Anatomically explicit but so ubiquitous in informal speech that speakers often lose awareness of its literal meaning. Functions as an exclamation of surprise, frustration, or emphasis. Appears alone or within phrases.
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