Season 2 · Episode 2
Hilda
A quest to uncover secret information about Ahlberg leads Hilda on a high-seas adventure with the Wood Man that lands them in a boatload of trouble.

Extremely versatile: used as a greeting, an expression of confusion, or a demand for explanation depending on intonation. Universal across Latin America.
One of the most context-dependent words in Latin American Spanish. As a command it means 'go' or 'now'; as an affirmation it means 'alright' or 'done'; in frustration it can mean 'enough'. Intonation and context are everything.
A blunt command to leave. Can range from playful to genuinely hostile depending on tone. The emphatic form 'lárgate' is very common.
A very common conversational phrase meaning to update someone on what they missed. 'Poner al día' is used broadly across Latin America.
Used before or after a blunt remark to soften it, or sometimes ironically when the speaker knows perfectly well the comment will sting.
Idiomatic expression for making an embarrassing or costly mistake, often social. Very widely used across Latin America.