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Season 1 · Episode 11

Boat Float

Llama Llama

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

Llama rallies the town to clean up the pond in time for the annual Boat Float.

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Boat Float

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S01E11 · Llama Llama

A2

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  1. 1

    estanque

    pond, pool
    noun (masculine)~14× this episode
    Los niños lanzaron piedras al estanque del parque.The kids threw stones into the park pond.
  2. 2

    disfraz

    costume, disguise
    noun (masculine)~8× this episode
    Todavía no decido qué disfraz usar para la fiesta de este sábado.I still haven't decided what costume to wear to Saturday's party.
  3. 3

    calabaza

    pumpkin, squash
    noun (feminine)~7× this episode
    En otoño, los mercados locales se llenan de calabazas de distintos tamaños.In autumn, local markets fill up with pumpkins of different sizes.
  4. 4

    cancelar

    to cancel
    verb~5× this episode
    Cancelaron el concierto al aire libre por el mal tiempo.They canceled the outdoor concert due to bad weather.
  5. 5

    tallar

    to carve
    verb~3× this episode
    Mi papá sabe tallar figuras de madera con mucha precisión.My dad knows how to carve wooden figures with great precision.
  6. 6

    desechos

    waste, debris, refuse
    noun (masculine, plural)
    La fábrica fue multada por arrojar desechos al río.The factory was fined for dumping waste into the river.
  7. 7

    dulce o truco

    trick or treat
    expressioncolloquial

    The standard Latin American Spanish rendering of the Halloween phrase 'trick or treat'. The order of the terms is reversed compared to English, placing 'dulce' (sweet/candy) before 'truco' (trick). Widely understood across Latin American countries in the context of Halloween celebrations.

    Los niños del barrio salieron disfrazados a pedir dulce o truco por todas las casas de la cuadra.The neighborhood kids went out in costumes trick-or-treating at every house on the block.

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