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Season 1 · Episode 7

How Many Eggs are in that Omelet?

Gudetama: An Eggcellent Adventure

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followNetflixon Netflix

Completely trapped with no way out, Gudetama, Shakipiyo and Hard-boiled make a deal with the Boss Omelet.

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How Many Eggs are in that Omelet?

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S01E07 · Gudetama: An Eggcellent Adventure

B1

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  1. 1

    mafia

    mafia, criminal organization
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    La policía lleva años intentando desmantelar esa mafia.The police have been trying to dismantle that criminal organization for years.
  2. 2

    culpable

    guilty party, culprit; guilty
    noun/adjective~3× this episode
    El jurado declaró culpable al acusado después de tres días de deliberaciones.The jury found the defendant guilty after three days of deliberations.
  3. 3

    desecante

    desiccant, drying agent
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Siempre hay un desecante dentro de las cajas de zapatos nuevos.There is always a desiccant inside boxes of new shoes.
  4. 4

    pudrirse

    to rot, to go bad
    verb (reflexive)~3× this episode
    Si no metes la fruta al refrigerador, se va a pudrir en dos días.If you don't put the fruit in the refrigerator, it will rot in two days.
  5. 5

    dar por sentado

    to take for granted, to assume without question
    expressioncolloquial

    Very common in everyday Latin American speech. Used when someone accepts something as true or inevitable without examining it. Carries a mild reproachful tone when said to someone else.

    No des por sentado que siempre voy a estar disponible cuando me necesites.Don't take it for granted that I'll always be available when you need me.
  6. 6

    jaula

    cage
    noun (f)
    El pájaro lleva tres años en esa jaula y ya no canta.The bird has been in that cage for three years and no longer sings.
  7. 7

    desaparecer

    to disappear, to make someone vanish
    verb
    El sospechoso logró desaparecer antes de que llegara la policía.The suspect managed to disappear before the police arrived.
  8. 8

    quedar libre

    to go free, to be released (from an obligation or captivity)
    expression

    In context means to be freed from a constraint, punishment, or deal. Distinct from simply meaning 'to have free time', which is its other everyday use.

    Si cumples con tu parte del trato, quedarás libre de toda deuda.If you hold up your end of the deal, you'll be free of all debt.
  9. 9

    hacer desaparecer

    to make someone disappear (as a threat or criminal act)
    expressioncolloquial

    In organized crime or threatening contexts, this phrase implies eliminating or disposing of someone, not just causing them to vanish literally. The sinister meaning is non-compositional when used this way.

    El jefe advirtió que haría desaparecer a quien lo traicionara.The boss warned that he would make anyone who betrayed him disappear.
  10. 10

    devorar

    to devour, to eat up completely
    verb
    El perro devoró su comida en menos de un minuto.The dog devoured his food in less than a minute.

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