Season 3 · Episode 19
Bluey
Bluey and Bingo are making mud pizzas and delivering them to the grownups, but their pedal car's wheel keeps falling off!

Extremely common in Latin American Spanish children's play and everyday speech. The full form is 'hacer de cuenta que', meaning to act as if something were true. It signals imaginative or hypothetical scenarios and is not used in formal contexts.
A very common Latin American expression of resignation or acceptance. It signals that the speaker has decided to stop resisting something. It can also mean 'no way' (a firm refusal) depending on context and intonation.
An onomatopoeic sound used by children in Latin America to imitate the button-press of ending a phone call during play. It signals the end of a pretend phone conversation.