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Season 1 · Episode 13
Saving Luna's Necklace / Let's Go Camping
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 12 min
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on NetflixThe gang helps Llama get Luna's necklace back after it falls down a drain in the schoolyard. Gram and Mama take Llama camping with his friends.
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collar
necklacenoun (m.)Le regalaron un collar de plata para su cumpleaños.They gave her a silver necklace for her birthday.recuperar
to recover, to get backverbTardamos horas en recuperar los archivos borrados.It took us hours to recover the deleted files.desagüe
drain, drainage pipenoun (m.)La pelota cayó al desagüe y no pudimos recuperarla.The ball fell into the drain and we couldn't get it back.imán
magnetnoun (m.)El imán del refrigerador ya no pega bien.The refrigerator magnet no longer sticks well.tienda
tent (also: store)noun (f.)Armamos la tienda justo antes de que empezara a llover.We set up the tent just before it started raining.acampar
to camp, to go campingverbEste verano queremos acampar cerca de un lago.This summer we want to camp near a lake.vaya
wow, well, huh (expression of mild surprise or reaction)expressioncolloquialUsed as an interjection to react to something unexpected or noteworthy. The tone can range from genuine surprise to mild irony depending on intonation. Very common in everyday Latin American Spanish conversation.
Vaya, no esperaba verte aquí tan temprano.Well, I wasn't expecting to see you here so early.oigan
hey, listen up (used to get a group's attention)expressioncolloquialPlural imperative of oír. In Latin American Spanish, oigan is the standard way to address a group informally, as ustedes covers all second-person plural. Functions like 'hey everyone' or 'listen up, guys' to redirect a group's focus.
Oigan, ¿ya vieron lo que pasó afuera?Hey, did you all see what happened outside?fogata
campfire, bonfirenoun (f.)Nos sentamos alrededor de la fogata a contar historias.We sat around the campfire telling stories.
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