Bluey S03E36: Spanish study pack

Season 3 · Episode 36

Dirt

Bluey

A2LatAm dubRelaxedRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min

Judo wants to play in the dirt with Bluey and Bingo, but she's not supposed to get dirty!

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Dirt

S3E36 · Bluey

Expressions to listen for

¡Hurra!Hooray! Yay!

colloquialAppears ~2× in this episode

A general exclamation of celebration used across Latin America, common in children's speech and informal contexts.

¡Hurra! ¡Ganamos el partido!Hooray! We won the match!

Ay, Dios mío

Oh my God, Oh goodness

colloquialAppears ~1× in this episode

A very common exclamation of surprise or mild shock throughout Latin America. Not religious in everyday use; it simply signals strong reaction.

Ay, Dios mío, se me olvidó apagar la estufa.Oh my God, I forgot to turn off the stove.

vamos a hacerlolet's do it

colloquialAppears ~1× in this episode

Used as an enthusiastic call to action. The structure 'vamos a + infinitive' functions as a first-person plural command or suggestion in Latin American Spanish.

¿Ya tienen todo listo? ¡Vamos a hacerlo!Is everything ready? Let's do it!

Key vocabulary

barro·mud

noun (masculine)essential~14× this episode

Después de la lluvia, los niños jugaron en el barro del jardín.After the rain, the kids played in the mud in the garden.

ensuciarse·to get dirty, to soil oneself

verb (reflexive)essential~7× this episode

Si juegas afuera después de llover, es fácil ensuciarse los zapatos.If you play outside after it rains, it is easy to get your shoes dirty.

pelaje·coat, fur (of an animal)

noun (masculine)essential~6× this episode

El golden retriever tiene un pelaje suave y brillante.The golden retriever has a soft, shiny coat.

hermoso·beautiful, gorgeous

adjectiveessentialAppears ~5× in this episode

Llegaron al mirador y vieron un paisaje hermoso.They reached the lookout and saw a gorgeous landscape.

cortar·to cut

verbessentialAppears ~3× in this episode

Decidió cortarse el cabello para el verano.She decided to cut her hair for the summer.

traje·suit, outfit, costume

noun (masculine)essentialAppears ~2× in this episode

Se puso un traje impermeable para trabajar bajo la lluvia.She put on a waterproof suit to work in the rain.

divertirse·to have fun, to enjoy oneself

verb (reflexive)essentialAppears ~2× in this episode

Los primos se divirtieron mucho en la fiesta de cumpleaños.The cousins had a lot of fun at the birthday party.

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difícil·difficult, hard

adjectiveAppears ~3× in this episode

Correr en la arena es más difícil que correr en el parque.Running on sand is harder than running in the park.

champúshampoo

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noun (masculine)Appears ~2× in this episode

Se me acabó el champú y tuve que usar el de mi hermana.I ran out of shampoo and had to use my sister's.

acondicionador·conditioner (hair)

noun (masculine)Appears ~2× in this episode

El acondicionador ayuda a desenredar el cabello largo.Conditioner helps detangle long hair.

enjuagar·to rinse

verbAppears ~2× in this episode

Después de lavar los platos, hay que enjuagarlos bien con agua.After washing the dishes, you have to rinse them well with water.

cepillado·brushing

noun (masculine)Appears ~2× in this episode

El cepillado diario del cabello lo mantiene sano y sin nudos.Daily brushing keeps hair healthy and knot-free.

famoso·famous, known for

adjectiveAppears ~2× in this episode

Esa ciudad es famosa por su arquitectura colonial.That city is famous for its colonial architecture.

exuberante·lush, full, exuberant

adjectiveAppears ~1× in this episode

Después del corte, el jardín lucía exuberante y ordenado.After the trim, the garden looked lush and neat.

recebo·top dressing, lawn fertilizer/compost spread

noun (masculine)Appears ~1× in this episode

En primavera es buen momento para poner recebo al césped.Spring is a good time to put top dressing on the lawn.

césped·lawn, grass

noun (masculine)Appears ~1× in this episode

Mi papá corta el césped todos los sábados por la mañana.My dad mows the lawn every Saturday morning.

tonterías·nonsense, silly things

noun (feminine, plural)Appears ~1× in this episode

No escuches esas tonterías; el rumor no tiene ningún fundamento.Don't listen to that nonsense; the rumor has no basis at all.

cambio·change

noun (masculine)Appears ~1× in this episode

Después de años en la misma empresa, decidió hacer un cambio en su carrera.After years at the same company, she decided to make a change in her career.