Season 1 · Episode 3
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Aang is excited about going home for the first time in one hundred years, but he is shocked to find out that the temple is deserted. Aang tells Sokka and Katara about his childhood as they explore the temple, but they soon discover something that Aang never expected. Meanwhile, Zuko must make repairs to his ship and the only way he can do it is to dock his ship at his rival's naval base.
Used as a sharp command to tell someone to stop talking or acting. More forceful than simply saying 'es suficiente'. Common in spoken Spanish across all ages.
A mild exclamation expressing disbelief or frustration. Very common in informal speech in the US Latino community, especially among Mexican-Americans. It is a softened stand-in for a stronger expression.
A fixed proverbial phrase used to accept an irreversible situation and move on. The literal words could be understood individually, but the fixed proverbial structure and the conversational weight it carries make it function as a set expression. Equivalent to the English saying but used naturally in everyday Spanish speech.