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Season 3 · Episode 19
Pizza Girls
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min
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on Disney PlusBluey and Bingo are making mud pizzas and delivering them to the grownups, but their pedal car's wheel keeps falling off!
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pizzera
pizza maker / pizza delivery womannoun (feminine)Mi tía trabaja como pizzera los fines de semana.My aunt works as a pizza maker on weekends.hongos
mushroomsnoun (masculine plural)No me gustan los hongos en la pizza porque tienen un sabor muy fuerte.I don't like mushrooms on pizza because they have a very strong flavor.pan de ajo
garlic breadnoun phrase (masculine)El pan de ajo que hacen en ese restaurante es increíble.The garlic bread they make at that restaurant is incredible.suprema
supreme pizza (pizza loaded with toppings)noun (feminine)Pedimos una suprema con extra de queso para la reunión.We ordered a supreme pizza with extra cheese for the gathering.mecánica
mechanic (female)noun (feminine)La mecánica revisó el motor y encontró el problema en seguida.The mechanic checked the engine and found the problem right away.batería
battery (of a vehicle or device)noun (feminine)La batería del carro eléctrico tarda varias horas en cargarse.The electric car's battery takes several hours to charge.hacer de cuenta
to pretend; to make believeexpressioncolloquialExtremely 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.
Haz de cuenta que eres el chef y yo soy el cliente.Pretend you're the chef and I'm the customer.de cuenta
pretend (used in children's play, short for 'hacer de cuenta')phraseLos niños hacen de cuenta que tienen un restaurante en el patio.The kids pretend they have a restaurant in the backyard.ni modo
oh well; no way around it; that's just how it isexpressioncolloquialA 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.
Ni modo, perdimos el vuelo. Busquemos otro hotel para esta noche.Oh well, we missed the flight. Let's look for another hotel for tonight.
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