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Season 1 · Episode 10

Coach Llama Llama / Jealous Nelly

Llama Llama

A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 12 minNetflixon Netflix

Llama puts his problem-solving skills to work as coach of his friends' kickball team. Nelly's jealous of all the attention her baby brother's getting.

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Coach Llama Llama / Jealous Nelly

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S01E10 · Llama Llama

A2

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  1. 1

    patear

    to kick
    verb~18× this episode
    El niño aprendió a patear el balón después de practicar mucho.The boy learned to kick the ball after practicing a lot.
  2. 2

    balón

    ball (especially a large inflated ball, e.g. soccer or kickball)
    noun (m)~9× this episode
    Compré un balón nuevo para jugar en el parque con mis amigos.I bought a new ball to play with at the park with my friends.
  3. 3

    práctica

    practice, training session
    noun (f)~8× this episode
    La práctica de fútbol empieza a las cuatro de la tarde.Soccer practice starts at four in the afternoon.
  4. 4

    fuerte

    fort, fortress (here: a play fort or clubhouse)
    noun (m)~8× this episode
    Los niños construyeron un fuerte con maderas en el jardín.The children built a fort with wooden boards in the yard.
  5. 5

    entrenador

    coach, trainer
    noun (m)~7× this episode
    El entrenador les explicó la estrategia antes del partido.The coach explained the strategy to them before the game.
  6. 6

    cucú

    peekaboo
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Used in Latin American Spanish as the name of the classic infant game where a person hides and reappears saying this word. It corresponds to 'peekaboo' in English. Exclusively used in affectionate play with very young children.

    La abuela jugaba al cucú con el bebé y él se reía mucho.Grandma played peekaboo with the baby and he laughed a lot.
  7. 7

    celoso/a

    jealous
    adjective~3× this episode
    La niña se puso celosa cuando sus padres le prestaban más atención a su hermanito.The girl became jealous when her parents paid more attention to her little brother.
  8. 8

    defraudar

    to let down, to disappoint
    verb
    No quiero defraudar a mi equipo si cometo un error importante.I don't want to let my team down if I make an important mistake.

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