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Season 1 · Episode 8

Art Crawl

Bob's Burgers

B2LatAm dubon Hulu

It's Bob vs. the city art council when Linda's sister displays her work at Bob's Burgers.

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Art Crawl

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S01E08 · Bob's Burgers

B2

Worth remembering from this episode

Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    ano

    anus
    noun (masculine)~28× this episode
    El veterinario tuvo que examinar el ano del perro para ver si estaba enfermo.The vet had to examine the dog's anus to see if it was sick.
  2. 2

    cuadro

    painting, picture
    noun (masculine)~14× this episode
    Compramos un cuadro nuevo para colgar en la sala.We bought a new painting to hang in the living room.
  3. 3

    colgar

    to hang (something up)
    verb~9× this episode
    ¿Puedes ayudarme a colgar este espejo en la pared?Can you help me hang this mirror on the wall?
  4. 4

    apoyar

    to support (a person emotionally or practically)
    verb~5× this episode
    Siempre trato de apoyar a mis amigos cuando pasan por momentos difíciles.I always try to support my friends when they go through tough times.
  5. 5

    del asco

    terrible, disgusting, awful
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    Literally 'of disgust', but used as a fixed intensifying phrase meaning something is really bad or revolting. Common in informal speech across Latin America, particularly among younger speakers. Not a literal description of physical disgust.

    La película que vimos anoche estuvo del asco; me quería ir a la mitad.The movie we watched last night was awful; I wanted to leave halfway through.
  6. 6

    sincero

    honest, sincere
    adjective~4× this episode
    Quiero ser sincero contigo: no me gustó la película.I want to be honest with you: I didn't like the movie.
  7. 7

    no vale la pena

    it's not worth it
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Literally 'it doesn't pay the trouble/pain'. While 'valer' means 'to be worth' and 'pena' means 'sorrow/effort', the combined idiomatic meaning is not simply 'worth the sorrow' but a fixed expression meaning something is not worth the effort or trouble. Very high-frequency in everyday Latin American speech.

    Podría quejarme con el gerente, pero no vale la pena; simplemente no vuelvo.I could complain to the manager, but it's not worth it; I'll just never come back.
  8. 8

    obsceno

    obscene, indecent
    adjective~3× this episode
    La directora consideró que el cartel era obsceno y lo mandó quitar.The principal considered the poster obscene and had it removed.
  9. 9

    cargos

    charges (legal)
    noun (masculine plural)
    La policía presentó cargos contra el conductor por manejar ebrio.The police filed charges against the driver for drunk driving.

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