Season 3 · Episode 50
Bluey
Bluey and Bingo want Dad to play two different games, so Dad plays both at the same time.

A mild exclamation of surprise or mild exasperation. Common across Latin American Spanish and completely non-offensive; suitable for all ages and contexts.
A fixed adverbial phrase meaning intermittently or in short stretches. Not deducible from the individual words, since 'ratos' (short periods) combines with 'a' to express an intermittent pattern rather than a single moment.
Used as a standalone exclamation of surprise or mild overwhelm, not as a religious reference. Very common in everyday Latin American speech as an emotional filler.
A fixed evaluative phrase used to express warm approval or affection. 'Lindo' functions as the primary positive adjective across much of Latin American Spanish, covering a range from 'pretty' to 'wonderful' depending on context and tone.