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Season 3 · Episode 34

Granny Mobile

Bluey

A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 minDisney Pluson Disney Plus

Muffin is playing Grouchy Granny on an old mobility scooter at a garage sale, but a real granny wants to buy it!

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Granny Mobile

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S03E34 · Bluey

A2

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  1. 1

    escúter

    scooter (motorized)
    noun (m)~8× this episode
    Mi abuela usa un escúter eléctrico para moverse por el vecindario.My grandmother uses an electric scooter to get around the neighborhood.
  2. 2

    Bugalugs

    an affectionate or teasing nickname for a kid, roughly equivalent to 'kiddo' or 'squirt'
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    Used in Australian-influenced Latin American dubs as a playful nickname an older person uses for a child. Its meaning is not derivable from Spanish roots; it carries a warm but slightly bossy tone.

    Anda, Bugalugs, tráeme mis zapatillas de debajo de la cama.Come on, kiddo, bring me my slippers from under the bed.
  3. 3

    protestona

    grumpy, complaining (woman who protests constantly)
    adjective/noun (f)~4× this episode
    Mi tía es muy protestona, siempre encuentra algo de qué quejarse en las reuniones.My aunt is very grumpy, she always finds something to complain about at gatherings.
  4. 4

    juntas

    joints, cracks (in pavement)
    noun (f, plural)~3× this episode
    El cochecito traqueteaba cada vez que pasaba por las juntas de la vereda.The stroller rattled every time it went over the cracks in the sidewalk.
  5. 5

    vacaciones

    vacation, holidays
    noun (f, plural)~3× this episode
    Estamos ahorrando dinero para irnos de vacaciones al norte del país.We are saving money to go on vacation to the north of the country.
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    arrecife

    reef (coral reef)
    noun (m)
    Soñamos con hacer snorkel en un arrecife de coral.We dream of snorkeling at a coral reef.
  7. 7

    conque esas tenemos

    so that's how it is, so that's the game you're playing
    expressioncolloquial

    A fixed idiomatic phrase used to signal that the speaker has just realized the other person is being difficult or playing a trick. It signals mock confrontation or escalation and is not predictable from the individual words.

    Conque esas tenemos, ¿no me vas a devolver el cambio? Voy a hablar con el encargado.So that's the game you're playing, you're not going to give me my change back? I'm going to talk to the manager.
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    líos

    trouble, fuss, mess
    noun (m, plural)
    Prefiero no armar líos y simplemente aceptar lo que me ofrecen.I prefer not to make a fuss and just accept what they offer me.

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