Bluey S03E46: Spanish study pack

Season 3 · Episode 46

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Bluey

A2LatAm dubRelaxedRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min

Bingo and Lila are excited to play on their new waterslide.

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S3E46 · Bluey

Expressions to listen for

hurrahooray / yay

colloquialAppears ~3× in this episode

A cheerful exclamation of joy or celebration. Common in children's speech and informal contexts across Latin America.

¡Hurra, llegaron las vacaciones!Hooray, vacation is here!

abran paso

make way / coming through

colloquialAppears ~1× in this episode

A fixed imperative phrase used to clear a path. Often delivered with urgency or playfulness, as a warning that something or someone is about to barrel through.

¡Abran paso, que viene el carrito!Make way, the cart is coming!

el grandotethe big one / the big guy

colloquialAppears ~1× in this episode

An affectionate or boastful way to refer to a large person or character. The augmentative suffix -ote adds size and a playful tone. Used here self-referentially by an adult in a teasing, exaggerated way.

Cuidado con el grandote, que no frena.Watch out for the big guy, he doesn't stop.

Key vocabulary

suerte·luck

noun (feminine)essential~8× this episode

Tuvimos mucha suerte de que no lloviera durante el picnic.We were very lucky that it didn't rain during the picnic.

tapis·water slide mat / slip-and-slide

noun (masculine)essential~7× this episode

Los niños se divirtieron mucho con el tapis en el jardín.The kids had a lot of fun with the slip-and-slide in the backyard.

bichito·little bug / little insect

noun (masculine, diminutive)essential~6× this episode

Hay un bichito encima de la hoja.There is a little bug on top of the leaf.

aplastar·to squash / to crush / to flatten

verb (transitive)essential~6× this episode

Ten cuidado de no aplastar las flores cuando camines por el jardín.Be careful not to crush the flowers when you walk through the garden.

deslizarse·to slide / to slip

verb (reflexive)essentialAppears ~5× in this episode

A los niños les encanta deslizarse por el tobogán.Kids love to slide down the slide.

inspectora·inspector (female)

noun (feminine)essentialAppears ~5× in this episode

La inspectora revisó cada rincón del edificio.The inspector checked every corner of the building.

simular·to pretend / to simulate / to make believe

verb (transitive)essentialAppears ~1× in this episode

Los niños simularon que eran astronautas en el parque.The children pretended they were astronauts at the park.

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mariquita·ladybug

noun (feminine)Appears ~3× in this episode

Una mariquita roja se posó en mi mano.A red ladybug landed on my hand.

oruga·caterpillar

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noun (feminine)Appears ~3× in this episode

La oruga se convirtió en mariposa después de varias semanas.The caterpillar turned into a butterfly after several weeks.

hormiga·ant

noun (feminine)Appears ~3× in this episode

Las hormigas cargaban pedazos de comida hacia su hormiguero.The ants were carrying pieces of food toward their anthill.

barrera·barrier / blockade

noun (feminine)Appears ~3× in this episode

Pusieron una barrera de piedras para que el agua no pasara.They put up a barrier of stones so the water wouldn't pass.

cuidado·care / caution / watch out

noun (masculine) / interjectionAppears ~3× in this episode

Hay que tener cuidado al cruzar la calle.You have to be careful when crossing the street.

saltamontes·grasshopper

noun (masculine, invariable)Appears ~2× in this episode

Un saltamontes verde saltó hasta el otro lado del jardín.A green grasshopper jumped to the other side of the garden.

camino·path / way

noun (masculine)Appears ~2× in this episode

Había piedras en el camino que dificultaban el paso.There were stones on the path that made it hard to pass.

gritar·to shout / to yell / to scream

verb (intransitive)Appears ~2× in this episode

Si ves algo peligroso, grita para avisar a los demás.If you see something dangerous, shout to warn the others.

adorable·adorable / cute

adjectiveAppears ~1× in this episode

El cachorro nuevo es completamente adorable.The new puppy is completely adorable.

extrañar·to miss (someone)

verb (transitive)Appears ~1× in this episode

Los hijos extrañan mucho a sus padres cuando están de viaje.The children really miss their parents when they are traveling.