Season 1 · Episode 2
Bluey
Doctor Bluey is needed when Dad gets a very curious x-ray from Nurse Bingo. It seems he has a cat in his tummy, leaving Bluey no choice but to operate immediately!

Used between people with a close or caring relationship. In a medical context it signals warmth and reassurance rather than romantic intent. Very common in everyday speech between family members or close friends.
Literally the first-person plural present of 'ir', but as a fixed exclamation it functions as encouragement, impatience, or a call to action. The meaning shifts depending on tone and context and cannot be reliably guessed from the verb alone.
An English-origin interjection used in Australian Spanish-speaking children's media to signal that something has gone wrong. Common in informal speech and understood across age groups.
A fixed exclamatory phrase used to praise someone for enduring something uncomfortable or scary. In children's play it is often used in an exaggerated, affectionate way.