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Season 1 · Episode 16
Yoga Ball
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min
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on Disney PlusBingo loves horsing around with Dad, but sometimes he forgets Bingo is smaller than her sister. Mum teaches Bingo how to use her big girl bark to keep their fun within her limits.
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boing
boing (onomatopoeia for a bouncing or springing sound)expressioncolloquialA playful sound effect word used during children's imaginative play. Its repetition in the episode marks the rhythm of a game and drives much of the comedic timing. Learners may not recognise it as a meaningful episode word because it looks like nonsense, but it carries real communicative weight in context.
El niño saltaba en el trampolín gritando '¡Boing, boing!'.The boy jumped on the trampoline shouting 'Boing, boing!'.ascensor
elevator / liftnoun (m)Tomamos el ascensor hasta el piso doce.We took the elevator up to the twelfth floor.entregar
to deliver / to hand oververbEl cartero vino a entregar un paquete esta mañana.The postman came to deliver a package this morning.paquete
package / parcelnoun (m)Dejaron un paquete en la puerta porque no había nadie en casa.They left a package at the door because no one was home.brusco
rough / abrupt / too forcefuladjectiveIntenta no ser tan brusco cuando juegas con los más chicos.Try not to be so rough when you play with the little ones.pelota
ballnoun (f)Olvidé la pelota en el parque después del partido.I forgot the ball at the park after the game.ladrido
bark / barking (of a dog)noun (m)El ladrido del perro vecino me despertó a medianoche.The neighbour's dog's bark woke me up at midnight.entrega
deliverynoun (f)La entrega del pedido llegó dos días antes de lo esperado.The delivery of the order arrived two days earlier than expected.cariño
sweetheart / love (term of endearment between family members)expressioncolloquialUsed in everyday family speech as a warm address to a child or partner. The same word also means 'affection' as a plain noun, but as a direct address it functions as an endearment without literal content.
Sí, cariño, te preparo algo de comer en un momento.Yes, love, I'll get you something to eat in a moment.cariño
sweetheart / affection (term of endearment)noun (m)Ven aquí, cariño, que te ayudo con eso.Come here, sweetheart, I'll help you with that.
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