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Season 5 · Episode 2

How Did Humanity Get to This Point?

Alpha Males

C1CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

The guys find a site for their new women-free oasis. Method actor Mario learns more about Pedro. Esther's date has a fetish. Rafa propositions Raúl.

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How Did Humanity Get to This Point?

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S05E02 · Alpha Males

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  1. 1

    tío

    mate, dude, guy
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    Extremely common address term among friends in casual speech. Can also refer neutrally to a man ('un tío guapo'). The feminine form 'tía' means 'woman' or 'girl' in the same register.

    Oye, tío, ¿quedamos esta tarde para tomar algo?Hey mate, shall we meet up this afternoon for a drink?
  2. 2

    ligar

    to flirt, to pick someone up, to pull
    expressioncolloquial~5× this episode

    Very common verb in everyday speech when talking about meeting romantic or sexual partners. 'Ligar en analógico' means flirting face to face rather than online.

    Fue a la fiesta con la intención de ligar, pero se quedó hablando con sus amigos toda la noche.He went to the party intending to pull, but ended up talking to his friends all night.
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    deconstruido

    deconstructed (colloquially: a man who has examined and challenged traditional masculine values)
    adjective~3× this episode
    Dice que es un hombre deconstruido, pero luego hace comentarios bastante machistas.He says he's a deconstructed man, but then he makes quite sexist comments.
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    el machirulo

    macho man, unreconstructed male chauvinist
    noun (masculine)~3× this episode
    Algunos siguen siendo unos machirulos que no soportan que una mujer gane más que ellos.Some men are still unreconstructed chauvinists who can't stand a woman earning more than them.
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    el convenio

    agreement, settlement (here: divorce settlement)
    noun (masculine)
    Los abogados tardaron semanas en redactar el convenio de separación.The lawyers took weeks to draft the separation agreement.
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    la pensión

    alimony, maintenance payment
    noun (feminine)
    El juez fijó una pensión mensual para los hijos.The judge set a monthly maintenance payment for the children.
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    el coma etílico

    alcohol-induced coma, alcohol poisoning
    noun phrase (masculine)
    Lo tuvieron que llevar al hospital porque entró en coma etílico en la fiesta.They had to take him to hospital because he went into an alcohol-induced coma at the party.
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    el polvo

    a shag, a sexual encounter
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Very common in casual speech when referring to sex. 'Echar un polvo' is the standard construction. Also appears in the plural.

    Llegó a casa muy tarde y de muy buen humor. Seguro que había echado un polvo.She came home very late and in a very good mood. She'd definitely had a shag.
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    cabrones

    bastards (used affectionately between close friends)
    expressionvulgar

    Literally an insult, but when said with warmth among close male friends it expresses affection and solidarity. Context and tone are everything, the same word used coldly is genuinely offensive.

    Al final nos ayudaron con la mudanza. ¡Los quiero, cabrones!In the end they helped us with the move. I love them, the bastards!

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