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Season 1 · Episode 11

Chapter 11: The House in the Woods

Hilda

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 27 minNetflixon Netflix

Alone and lost in the wilderness, Hilda bumps into an old friend and asks for help getting home. Back in Trolberg, her worried mum looks for her.

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Chapter 11: The House in the Woods

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S01E11 · Hilda

B1

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  1. 1

    perdido/a

    lost
    adjective~6× this episode
    Después de caminar dos horas sin mapa, me di cuenta de que estaba completamente perdida.After walking for two hours without a map, I realized I was completely lost.
  2. 2

    regresar

    to return, to go back
    verb~5× this episode
    Salimos a las tres de la tarde y regresamos a casa antes de que oscureciera.We left at three in the afternoon and returned home before it got dark.
  3. 3

    preocupado/a

    worried
    adjective~4× this episode
    Mi papá siempre se pone muy preocupado cuando llegamos tarde sin avisar.My dad always gets very worried when we arrive late without letting him know.
  4. 4

    apostar

    to bet, to wager
    verb~4× this episode
    No me parece bien apostar dinero en juegos de azar.I don't think it's right to bet money on games of chance.
  5. 5

    correo

    mail, letter, message
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    Te mandé un correo con todos los detalles de la reunión.I sent you a message with all the meeting details.
  6. 6

    pertenencias

    belongings, possessions
    noun (f, plural)~3× this episode
    Al mudarnos, metimos todas nuestras pertenencias en cajas de cartón.When we moved, we packed all our belongings into cardboard boxes.
  7. 7

    rescatar

    to rescue
    verb
    Los bomberos lograron rescatar al perro que había caído al río.The firefighters managed to rescue the dog that had fallen into the river.
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    en buena ley

    fair and square / legitimately / by the rules
    expressioncolloquial

    Phrase used to assert that something was done properly, honestly, or according to the rules, often invoked to defend the legitimacy of a win, agreement, or action that someone else might question.

    Le gané el partido en buena ley, no hice trampa.I beat him in the match fair and square, I didn't cheat.

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