Season 2 · Episode 3
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Despite the shocking news the gang have just discovered, Aang insists on trying to find Bumi within Omashu's borders, even with the dangers that will await him and his friends if his real identity is discovered. Meanwhile Azula goes in search of old friends to help her with her mission.
First-person plural imperative of 'largarse', which means to leave quickly or clear out. More emphatic and informal than 'vámonos'. Widely used in casual speech.
Very typical expression meaning to cope or handle something without much help. The response 'parece que me apaño' signals confident self-sufficiency in an understated way.
Used figuratively to describe people or things that hold a group back without contributing. Common in everyday speech.
Hyperbolic expression of intense desire or enthusiasm. 'Me muero por ver' means 'I can't wait to see'. Very common in informal conversation.
Often used with irony or genuine admiration, meaning to surpass one's previous performance. 'Superarse mañana' implies topping what was done today.