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‹ Doblemente Embarazada 2

Film · 2022 · Comedy

Doblemente Embarazada 2

Doblemente embarazada 2

C1Mexican00IMDb 4.6Amazon Prime Videoon Amazon Prime Video

Javier and Felipe are now full-time parents to their daughters. However, the fathers discover the girls are missing something: a mother. To find her, they invite their girlfriends on vacation with a secret plan.

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  1. 1

    güey

    dude, man, buddy (also used as a filler address term)
    expressioncolloquial~28× this film

    Extremely common address term and filler in Mexican Spanish, used between friends of any gender in casual speech. Tone ranges from affectionate to neutral depending on context. Originally a term for a castrated ox, now fully de-literalized. Spelling varies (wey, güey), but the pronunciation is the same.

    Oye, güey, ¿a qué hora quedamos para el partido?Hey, dude, what time are we meeting for the game?
  2. 2

    mirrey

    wealthy, flashy young man who shows off his money and social status
    expressioncolloquial~8× this film

    A Mexican cultural term (a play on 'mi rey', my king) used to describe a stereotypically privileged, ostentatious young man, often with exaggerated speech and designer clothes. It carries an ironic or mocking tone and is specific to Mexican social context.

    En esa discoteca siempre hay puros mirreyes con sus coches caros en la puerta.That nightclub always has those flashy rich guys with their expensive cars out front.
  3. 3

    novia

    girlfriend, fiancée
    noun (feminine)~8× this film
    Llevamos dos años juntos y ya le presento mi novia a mi familia.We have been together for two years and I am finally introducing my girlfriend to my family.
  4. 4

    ándale

    come on, hurry up, alright then, go ahead (multi-purpose expression of agreement or encouragement)
    expressioncolloquial~5× this film

    One of the most versatile and distinctly Mexican expressions. It can urge someone to move faster, confirm agreement, express mild surprise, or signal that something checks out. Meaning shifts entirely with tone and context.

    Ándale, si ya terminaste, podemos irnos cuando quieras.Alright then, if you are already done, we can leave whenever you want.
  5. 5

    castigo

    punishment, penalty
    noun (masculine)~5× this film
    Si sigues llegando tarde, el castigo va a ser quedarte sin salir el fin de semana.If you keep arriving late, the punishment will be staying in on the weekend.
  6. 6

    audición

    audition, tryout
    noun (feminine)~5× this film
    Ensayó durante un mes entero para llegar bien preparada a la audición.She rehearsed for a whole month to be well prepared for the audition.
  7. 7

    engañar

    to deceive, to trick, to cheat
    verb~4× this film
    No me gusta que me engañen, prefiero que me digan la verdad aunque duela.I do not like being deceived; I prefer people to tell me the truth even if it hurts.
  8. 8

    suspender

    to suspend (from school or work)
    verb~3× this film
    Al estudiante lo suspendieron tres días por pelear en el recreo.The student was suspended for three days for fighting at recess.
  9. 9

    pacto

    pact, agreement, deal
    noun (masculine)~3× this film
    Hicieron un pacto de no contarle el secreto a nadie más.They made a pact not to tell the secret to anyone else.
  10. 10

    compromiso

    commitment, obligation, engagement
    noun (masculine)~3× this film
    Ella no quiere ningún compromiso serio por ahora, prefiere su libertad.She does not want any serious commitment right now; she prefers her freedom.
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    no mames

    no way, you're kidding me, what the hell (expression of disbelief or surprise)
    expressionvulgar~4× this film

    One of the most frequent Mexican Spanish exclamations. Literally refers to breastfeeding but is fully de-literalized. Depending on tone it can express shock, disbelief, or mild outrage. Considered vulgar in formal settings but routine in casual conversation.

    No mames, ¿en serio perdiste las llaves otra vez?No way, did you seriously lose your keys again?

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