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Season 5 · Episode 10

The Farnsworth Parabox

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B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followon Hulu

The Planet Express crew goes to a parallel universe made accessible by the Professor's latest experiment.

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The Farnsworth Parabox

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S05E10 · Futurama

B1

Worth remembering from this episode

Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    caja

    box
    noun (feminine)~28× this episode
    Metí todos los libros viejos en una caja de cartón.I put all the old books in a cardboard box.
  2. 2

    universo paralelo

    parallel universe
    noun phrase (masculine)~12× this episode
    Los científicos debaten si existe un universo paralelo al nuestro.Scientists debate whether a parallel universe exists alongside ours.
  3. 3

    moneda

    coin
    noun (feminine)~9× this episode
    Tiré una moneda al aire para decidir quién iba primero.I flipped a coin to decide who would go first.
  4. 4

    malvado

    evil, wicked
    adjective~8× this episode
    En los cuentos clásicos siempre hay un personaje malvado.In classic fairy tales there is always an evil character.
  5. 5

    destruir

    to destroy
    verb (infinitive)~7× this episode
    El fuerte viento llegó a destruir varias casas de la zona.The strong wind ended up destroying several houses in the area.
  6. 6

    lanzar

    to throw, to launch
    verb (infinitive)~6× this episode
    El atleta logró lanzar el disco más lejos que todos.The athlete managed to throw the discus farther than everyone else.
  7. 7

    gemelo

    twin
    noun/adjective (masculine)~5× this episode
    Mi vecina tuvo gemelos el mes pasado.My neighbor had twins last month.
  8. 8

    patrañas

    nonsense, hogwash, lies
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Used to dismiss what someone just said as false or absurd. Stronger than 'tonterías' and implies deliberate deception or obvious falsehood. Common in animated and comedic dialogue.

    ¡Patrañas! Ese producto no hace nada de lo que dice el anuncio.Nonsense! That product does nothing the ad claims.
  9. 9

    metida de pata

    blunder, screw-up, mistake
    expressioncolloquial

    Literally 'putting the foot in it'. A very common Latin American expression for an embarrassing mistake or gaffe. Not derivable from the literal words for English speakers unfamiliar with the idiom.

    Decirle su edad a la jefa frente a todos fue una metida de pata enorme.Saying her boss's age in front of everyone was a huge blunder.

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