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Season 3 · Episode 37

The Decider

Bluey

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

The Heelers and Lucky's family get together to watch the big game!

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The Decider

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S03E37 · Bluey

A2

Worth remembering from this episode

Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    ¡Vamos!

    Let's go! / Come on!
    expressioncolloquial~12× this episode

    Used as a cheer or rallying cry when watching sports. Also used to encourage action in everyday situations. Very common across Latin America.

    ¡Vamos, que podemos ganar este partido!Come on, we can win this match!
  2. 2

    partido

    game, match
    noun (masculine)~8× this episode
    El partido de fútbol empieza a las ocho de la noche.The soccer match starts at eight in the evening.
  3. 3

    equipo

    team
    noun (masculine)~7× this episode
    Nuestro equipo ganó el campeonato por primera vez en diez años.Our team won the championship for the first time in ten years.
  4. 4

    corinto

    crimson, deep purplish-red
    adjective / noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    Las flores del jardín tienen un tono corinto muy llamativo.The garden flowers have a very striking crimson shade.
  5. 5

    hinchar

    to support, to root for (a team)
    verb~4× this episode
    Toda mi familia hincha por el mismo club desde hace generaciones.My whole family has rooted for the same club for generations.
  6. 6

    descanso

    halftime, intermission, break
    noun (masculine)
    Aprovechamos el descanso del partido para ir por algo de comer.We took advantage of halftime to go get something to eat.
  7. 7

    patada

    kick
    noun (feminine)
    El jugador dio una patada fuerte al balón desde el centro del campo.The player gave the ball a hard kick from the center of the field.
  8. 8

    no me digas

    no way, you don't say, really?
    expressioncolloquial

    Expresses surprise or disbelief at something just said. Literally 'don't tell me' but functions as an exclamation of surprise, not a literal command.

    ¿Consiguieron entradas para la final? ¡No me digas!They got tickets to the final? No way!
  9. 9

    interceptar

    to intercept
    verb
    El defensa logró interceptar el pase antes de que llegara al delantero.The defender managed to intercept the pass before it reached the forward.

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