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Season 3 · Episode 4
Omelette
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min
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on Disney PlusBingo is helping Mum make an omelette for Dad's birthday breakfast, but cracking eggs is harder than it looks, and Dad is getting hungrier by the minute.
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omelette / omeletnoun (masculine)Mi mamá prepara un omelette con queso y espinacas cada domingo.My mom makes a cheese and spinach omelette every Sunday.romper
to breakverbHay que romper los huevos sobre el bol antes de batirlos.You have to break the eggs into the bowl before beating them.desayuno
breakfastnoun (masculine)Prefiero un desayuno ligero antes de ir al trabajo.I prefer a light breakfast before going to work.bandeja
traynoun (feminine)El mesero trajo los platos en una bandeja grande.The waiter brought the dishes on a large tray.ya va
coming right up / just a moment / hold onexpressioncolloquialUsed to reassure someone who is waiting. Not a literal movement phrase; it signals that something is about to happen very soon. Very common in everyday Latin American Spanish, especially in homes and informal service settings.
— ¿Me traes un vaso de agua? — Ya va, un segundo.— Can you bring me a glass of water? — Coming right up, one second.cáscara
shell / peel / rindnoun (feminine)Rompe el huevo con cuidado para que no caiga la cáscara adentro.Break the egg carefully so the shell doesn't fall in.bol
bowl (for mixing or serving)noun (masculine)Mezcla los ingredientes en un bol grande antes de cocinarlos.Mix the ingredients in a large bowl before cooking them.cumpleañero
birthday person / the one having the birthdaynoun (masculine)Le cantamos las mañanitas al cumpleañero antes de cortar el pastel.We sang the birthday song to the birthday person before cutting the cake.
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