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Season 1 · Episode 12

The Little Mermaid

Envious

C1ArgentineFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

An injured Vicky receives help from a true friend and an impactful encounter with her father. Daniel and Matías compete for Vicky's attention.

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The Little Mermaid

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S01E12 · Envious

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  1. 1

    internado/a

    hospitalized / admitted to hospital
    adjective/noun~4× this episode
    Mi abuela está internada en el hospital desde el lunes.My grandmother has been hospitalized since Monday.
  2. 2

    mamado/a

    drunk / wasted
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Very widely used in Argentine informal speech to describe someone who is heavily intoxicated. Tone is casual and can be either affectionate or blunt depending on context.

    Llegó tan mamado a la fiesta que no se acordaba de nada al día siguiente.He arrived so drunk at the party that he couldn't remember anything the next day.
  3. 3

    contacto de emergencia

    emergency contact
    noun phrase (m)~3× this episode
    Cuando llenás el formulario del hospital, te piden un contacto de emergencia.When you fill out the hospital form, they ask for an emergency contact.
  4. 4

    quilombo

    mess / chaos / uproar
    expressioncolloquial

    Extremely common in everyday Argentine speech. Can refer to a noisy commotion, a chaotic situation, or a serious problem. Broadly used without strong vulgarity, though its historical origin was a brothel.

    Llegué tarde al trabajo y se armó un quilombo tremendo con el jefe.I arrived late to work and there was a huge uproar with the boss.
  5. 5

    anestesia

    anesthesia / sedative
    noun (f)
    Le dieron anestesia local antes de la operación.They gave her local anesthesia before the operation.
  6. 6

    calmante

    painkiller / sedative / tranquilizer
    noun (m)
    El médico le recetó calmantes para el dolor de espalda.The doctor prescribed painkillers for her back pain.
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    alta

    discharge from hospital
    noun (f)
    Le dieron el alta esta mañana y ya está en casa descansando.She was discharged this morning and is already home resting.
  8. 8

    infarto

    heart attack
    noun (m)
    Su padre sobrevivió el infarto gracias a que llegaron rápido al hospital.Her father survived the heart attack because they arrived at the hospital quickly.
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    infiel

    unfaithful / cheating
    adjective
    No le perdonó que hubiera sido infiel durante tanto tiempo.She didn't forgive him for having been unfaithful for so long.
  10. 10

    laguna

    memory gap / blank
    noun (f)
    Después del golpe, tenía lagunas y no recordaba qué había pasado.After the blow, she had memory gaps and couldn't remember what had happened.
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    boludo/a

    idiot / fool / jerk (also used affectionately between close friends)
    expressionvulgar~5× this episode

    One of the most culturally loaded words in Rioplatense Spanish. Between close friends it is often affectionate or neutral; directed at strangers or in anger it is a genuine insult. The meaning shifts entirely with tone and relationship.

    Ay, boluda, te olvidaste el paraguas y está lloviendo a cántaros.Oh, you idiot, you forgot your umbrella and it's pouring rain.
  2. 12

    forro/a

    jerk / asshole / untrustworthy person
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Highly derogatory. Used to describe someone who behaves selfishly, dishonestly, or cruelly. Much stronger than a simple insult.

    Ese tipo es un forro: prometió ayudarme y después desapareció.That guy is a jerk: he promised to help me and then disappeared.

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