Season 1 · Episode 7
Hilda
On a quest to earn their Sparrow Scouts botany badges, Hilda, David and Frida make a surprising discovery when they search for a rare plant.

An idiomatic expression meaning something is virtually impossible or will never happen. The pig version also exists, and the dialogue itself acknowledges both animals in a humorous aside. The cow variant is distinctive in parts of Latin America.
From 'vivir', this word labels people who take advantage of others' generosity or resources without contributing fairly. Carries a strong negative moral judgment. Used as an insult or accusation in situations involving perceived exploitation or one-sided benefit.
A mild exclamation of frustration or surprise, suitable for all ages. Avoids any strong profanity while still conveying genuine alarm or annoyance. Common in animated and family-oriented media throughout Latin America.
A rallying battle cry meaning 'forward, attack'. Used to urge a group into action, either in a literal confrontation or humorously to motivate people for any challenging task. The tone is energetic and commanding.
A set phrase drawn from biblical tradition, used ironically or sincerely to describe someone who claims to be helping others out of pure generosity. When used with skepticism in conversation, it implies the speaker doubts the stated selfless motive.