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Season 1 · Episode 1

It's Just Sex

Dark Desire

C1Mexican34 minNetflixon Netflix

A law professor overhears her husband in a suspicious phone conversation, and later visits her recently divorced friend, who drags her to a nightclub.

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It's Just Sex

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S01E01 · Dark Desire

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  1. 1

    güey

    dude / man / bro
    expressioncolloquial~12× this episode

    Extremely common address term between close friends of any gender in Mexico City speech. Originally derogatory, it has been fully neutralized in informal registers between peers. Women use it with each other just as naturally as men do. Signals closeness and ease between speakers.

    Güey, no puedo creer que ya se terminó el fin de semana.Dude, I can't believe the weekend is already over.
  2. 2

    celular

    cell phone, mobile phone
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    Me llama siempre al celular porque nunca estoy en casa.She always calls me on my cell phone because I'm never home.
  3. 3

    feminicidio

    femicide; the killing of a woman because of her gender
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    El gobierno anunció nuevas medidas para combatir el feminicidio en el país.The government announced new measures to combat femicide in the country.
  4. 4

    seminario

    seminar; a structured academic course or workshop
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    La profesora imparte un seminario sobre derechos humanos cada semestre.The professor teaches a seminar on human rights every semester.
  5. 5

    violencia de género

    gender-based violence
    noun phrase (feminine)~3× this episode
    La violencia de género es un problema estructural que afecta a toda la sociedad.Gender-based violence is a structural problem that affects all of society.
  6. 6

    asistente ejecutiva

    executive assistant
    noun phrase (feminine)
    La asistente ejecutiva coordina la agenda del director general.The executive assistant coordinates the general director's schedule.
  7. 7

    ligue

    flirting; pickup; a romantic or sexual conquest
    noun (masculine)
    Ese bar es famoso por ser un lugar de ligue los fines de semana.That bar is famous for being a pickup spot on weekends.
  8. 8

    forense

    forensic; forensic scientist or medical examiner
    adjective / noun
    El médico forense determinó la causa de muerte en menos de un día.The forensic doctor determined the cause of death in less than a day.
  9. 9

    movida

    secret affair; shady move or scheme (colloquial)
    noun (feminine)
    Todos en la oficina saben que el jefe trae una movida con alguien del departamento de ventas.Everyone in the office knows the boss is having an affair with someone from the sales department.
  10. 10

    pintarle los cuernos

    to cheat on someone (in a relationship)
    expressioncolloquial

    Idiomatic expression for spousal or partner infidelity. 'Cuernos' (horns) as a symbol of being cheated on is deeply embedded in Mexican cultural expression and appears in comedy, music, and everyday speech. The phrase implies the deceived partner is publicly humiliated whether they know it or not.

    Todos en la oficina sabían que le estaba pintando los cuernos menos ella.Everyone at the office knew he was cheating on her except her.
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    cogerse a alguien

    to have sex with someone
    expressionvulgar~7× this episode

    Direct, crude verb for sexual intercourse. Entirely normal between close friends speaking frankly, but would be shocking in formal or mixed-acquaintance settings. Carries no romantic connotation whatsoever, it frames sex as a purely physical act, which is precisely the tone speakers here use it to establish.

    Dice que se lo cogió en la primera cita y que no se arrepiente para nada.She says she slept with him on the first date and has zero regrets.
  2. 12

    no mames

    no way / you're kidding / holy crap
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    One of the most versatile exclamations in Mexican informal speech. Can express shock, disbelief, amusement, or outrage depending on tone and context. Despite its vulgar origin it is heard constantly across social classes in casual settings and has lost much of its shock value among friends.

    ¡No mames, se cortó la luz justo cuando iba a ganar el partido!No way, the power went out right when the team was about to win!

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