Season 3 · Episode 49
Bluey
The slice-of-life adventures of an Australian Blue Heeler Cattle Dog puppy as she has fun with her family and friends in everyday situations.

Conveys a sudden, often emotional departure. Much stronger and more abrupt than simply 'irse'. Common across Latin American Spanish in informal speech.
On the surface it means 'how nice' or 'great', but spoken flatly or without enthusiasm it signals sarcasm or indifference. The same words carry opposite emotional weight depending on delivery, which is non-compositional in practice.
Used repeatedly as a philosophical refrain in this episode, echoing a fable's moral. In everyday speech it can mean a simple 'we'll see about that' but here it carries the weight of refusing to label any event as purely good or bad. The repeated use is thematically loaded, not just a filler phrase.
A soft, family-friendly exclamation. Not religious in everyday use despite the literal meaning 'heavens/skies'. Common in Latin American Spanish as a non-offensive filler exclamation.