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Season 5 · Episode 4

Clingy Energy

Alpha Males

C1CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

Esther gets a rogue request online. Santi moves into a caravan. Luz dishes dirt on Luis, while Pedro finds an unexpected escape from the daily grind.

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Clingy Energy

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S05E04 · Alpha Males

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    tío / tía

    guy / girl (used as a general address or reference between people)
    expressioncolloquial~12× this episode

    The default informal address in everyday conversation. Tone shifts entirely with context: warm between friends, dismissive or affectionate depending on delivery. Neither word carries any negative charge on its own.

    Oye, tío, ¿me puedes hacer un favor?Hey, mate, can you do me a favour?
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    cédula de habitabilidad

    certificate of habitability (official document confirming a dwelling meets living standards)
    noun phrase (f)~4× this episode
    Sin la cédula de habitabilidad no puedes empadronarte en ese piso.Without the certificate of habitability you cannot register your address at that flat.
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    sociedad

    company, limited liability company (in legal/business context)
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Montaron una sociedad entre los tres socios para gestionar el negocio.The three partners set up a company together to manage the business.
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    parcela

    plot of land
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Compraron una parcela en las afueras para construir su casa.They bought a plot of land on the outskirts to build their house.
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    financiación

    financing, funding
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    El banco les denegó la financiación porque no tenían aval.The bank denied them financing because they had no guarantor.
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    patrimonio

    assets, estate, patrimony
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Durante el divorcio salió a la luz que él ocultaba parte de su patrimonio.During the divorce it came to light that he was hiding part of his assets.
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    bien privativo

    separate property (legally belonging to one spouse alone)
    noun phrase (m)
    La casa que heredó antes del matrimonio se considera un bien privativo.The house she inherited before the marriage is considered separate property.
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    alzamiento de bienes

    fraudulent concealment of assets
    noun phrase (m)
    El juez lo imputó por alzamiento de bienes al descubrir cuentas ocultas en el extranjero.The judge charged him with fraudulent concealment of assets after discovering hidden accounts abroad.
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    baja voluntaria

    voluntary resignation
    noun phrase (f)
    Presentó la baja voluntaria después de diez años en la empresa.She handed in her voluntary resignation after ten years at the company.
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    hostia

    bloody hell / wow (exclamation of surprise, shock, or irritation)
    expressionvulgar~6× this episode

    Literally refers to the Eucharist wafer, but in casual speech it is a very common intensifier covering surprise, admiration, or annoyance. Darse de hostias means to come to blows. Extremely frequent in informal conversation.

    ¡Hostia, no me esperaba que ganaran el partido!Bloody hell, I wasn't expecting them to win the match!
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    coño

    damn / for fuck's sake (exclamation expressing frustration or emphasis)
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    One of the most common strong exclamations. Its literal anatomical meaning is almost entirely absent in everyday use; it functions as a general intensifier or expression of exasperation. Far more normalised in casual speech than direct translations suggest.

    ¡Coño, que llevas veinte minutos tardando!For fuck's sake, you've been twenty minutes late!

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