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Season 3 · Episode 6

The Eternal Sea

High Seas

B2CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to follow· 42 minNetflixon Netflix

The Bárbara de Braganza is attacked on multiple fronts just as the virus starts spreading and the passengers and crew attempt to procure a vaccine.

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The Eternal Sea

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S03E06 · High Seas

B2

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  1. 1

    vamos

    come on, let's go (urging action or expressing mild impatience)
    expressioncolloquial~18× this episode

    Extremely high-frequency filler and discourse marker. Can mean 'let's go' literally, push someone to move faster, soften a command, or signal exasperation. Tone and context determine meaning entirely.

    ¡Vamos, que se nos hace tarde y el tren no espera!Come on, we're running late and the train won't wait!
  2. 2

    el virus

    virus
    noun (masculine)~12× this episode
    El virus se propagó rápidamente por toda la ciudad.The virus spread rapidly throughout the entire city.
  3. 3

    la vacuna

    vaccine
    noun (feminine)~8× this episode
    Los científicos tardaron meses en desarrollar la vacuna.The scientists took months to develop the vaccine.
  4. 4

    contagiar(se)

    to infect / to get infected, to catch (a disease)
    verb (reflexive)~6× this episode
    Me contagié de gripe por no abrigarme bien en invierno.I caught the flu from not dressing warmly enough in winter.
  5. 5

    el suero

    serum, antiserum
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    El médico administró el suero directamente en vena.The doctor administered the serum directly into the vein.
  6. 6

    evacuar

    to evacuate
    verb~5× this episode
    Ordenaron evacuar el edificio por riesgo de derrumbe.They ordered the evacuation of the building due to the risk of collapse.
  7. 7

    el motín

    mutiny, uprising
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    Los soldados organizaron un motín contra el general corrupto.The soldiers organized a mutiny against the corrupt general.
  8. 8

    en juego

    at stake
    expression

    Literally 'in play', but fixed in the sense of 'at stake'. Used when something important could be won or lost depending on what happens.

    Hay muchos puestos de trabajo en juego si la empresa cierra.Many jobs are at stake if the company closes.
  9. 9

    la cuarentena

    quarantine
    noun (feminine)
    Toda la familia tuvo que hacer cuarentena en casa durante dos semanas.The whole family had to quarantine at home for two weeks.

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