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Season 1 · Episode 12
The Storm
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 24 min
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on NetflixSokka accepts a job for a fisherman who is looking for someone to help him out with his fishing. After the fisherman finds out Aang is the Avatar, Aang runs away in response to the fisherman's hostile reaction. When Katara finds Aang, he begins to reveal his life before he was frozen in the iceberg. Meanwhile, after Zuko gets into a fight with his crew, Iroh tells them about Zuko's complicated past, attempting to make both sides understand each other.
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tormenta
stormnoun (f)La tormenta llegó de repente y todos corrieron adentro.The storm arrived suddenly and everyone ran inside.pesadilla
nightmarenoun (f)Anoche tuve una pesadilla horrible y no pude volver a dormirme.Last night I had a horrible nightmare and couldn't fall back asleep.honor
honornoun (m)Para él, mantener su honor era más importante que ganar dinero.For him, maintaining his honor was more important than making money.destino
destiny, fatenoun (m)Ella cree que su destino es convertirse en médica.She believes her destiny is to become a doctor.tripulación
crewnoun (f)La tripulación del barco trabajó toda la noche para reparar el motor.The ship's crew worked all night to repair the engine.refugio
shelter, refugenoun (m)Cuando empezó a llover, buscamos un refugio bajo los árboles.When it started to rain, we looked for shelter under the trees.desterrar
to banish, to exileverbEl rey desterró al noble que había traicionado a la corona.The king banished the nobleman who had betrayed the crown.más vale
we'd better, it's better thatexpressioncolloquialA fixed phrase used to express that something is advisable or strongly recommended. It functions like 'we'd better' or 'it's best to' and is very common in everyday speech across all ages.
Más vale que llegues temprano porque no te esperan.You'd better arrive early because they won't wait for you.pasarse
to go too far, to cross a lineexpressioncolloquialUsed reflexively to mean someone has exceeded acceptable limits in their behavior or words. The phrase 'se pasó' or 'te pasaste' signals that someone acted in a way that was out of bounds, rude, or excessive.
Cuando te burlas de alguien frente a todos, te estás pasando.When you make fun of someone in front of everyone, you're going too far.
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