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Season 3 · Episode 2

Episode 2

Death Inc.

B2Castilian30 minNetflixon Netflix

Vanesa intenta que echen a Dámaso. El nuevo novio de Olivia es demasiado perfecto. Un torero pide que entierren a su amigo con la última oreja... la oreja del toro, claro.

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Episode 2

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S03E02 · Death Inc.

B2

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  1. 1

    tío

    mate, dude, man (address form)
    expressioncolloquial~8× this episode

    Extremely common informal address among friends, regardless of actual family relation. Used between men and also by women. Neutral and friendly in tone when used between peers.

    Tío, no te puedo creer que hayas llegado tarde otra vez.Mate, I can't believe you've shown up late again.
  2. 2

    tara

    hidden flaw, personal defect (in a person)
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    Literally a tare or defect in goods. Applied to people it means a personal failing or psychological issue, often used humorously. It carries a light judgmental edge.

    Parece perfecto, pero todo el mundo tiene su tara.He seems perfect, but everybody has their flaw.
  3. 3

    beca

    grant, scholarship, fellowship
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Le han concedido una beca para estudiar en el extranjero durante un año.She has been awarded a grant to study abroad for a year.
  4. 4

    despido

    dismissal, redundancy, firing
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    La empresa tuvo que pagar una indemnización por despido improcedente.The company had to pay compensation for unfair dismissal.
  5. 5

    difunto

    deceased, the dead person
    noun/adjective (m)~4× this episode
    La familia del difunto eligió un ataúd de madera noble.The deceased's family chose a solid wood coffin.
  6. 6

    ray ar

    to freak out, to get unsettled, to be bothered
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Rayar and estar rayado/a mean to be on edge, troubled, or obsessing over something. Common among younger speakers. 'Me raya' means 'it unsettles me' or 'it bugs me'.

    Me raya un montón que no me conteste los mensajes.It really bugs me that he doesn't reply to my messages.
  7. 7

    renuncia

    resignation, renunciation, waiver
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    El director presentó su renuncia al consejo de administración.The director submitted his resignation to the board of directors.
  8. 8

    tanatopraxia

    thanatopraxy, embalming and preparation of the deceased
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    El técnico de tanatopraxia trabaja con gran delicadeza y respeto.The thanatopraxy technician works with great care and respect.
  9. 9

    velatorio

    wake, vigil for the deceased
    noun (m)
    Pasamos toda la noche en el velatorio acompañando a la viuda.We spent the whole night at the wake accompanying the widow.
  10. 10

    proceder

    to be justified/valid (in labour law: procedente = with legal grounds)
    verb
    El juez declaró el despido procedente y la empresa no tuvo que indemnizar.The judge ruled the dismissal justified and the company did not have to pay compensation.
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    no me jodas

    you're kidding me, no way, you've got to be joking
    expressionvulgar

    Literally means 'don't f*** me' but functions as a strong expression of disbelief or surprise, equivalent to 'you've got to be kidding'. Very common in informal speech and not always considered extremely offensive depending on context and company.

    ¿No me jodas que has perdido las llaves otra vez?You've got to be kidding me, you've lost the keys again?

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