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Season 1 · Episode 3

Forgotten Fuzzy / Home with Mama

Llama Llama

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

Llama forgets to bring his favorite stuffed animal to a sleepover at Gram and Grandpa's. A bad cold keeps Llama home from school.

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Forgotten Fuzzy / Home with Mama

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S01E03 · Llama Llama

A2

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  1. 1

    feria

    fair, festival (outdoor community event with games and food)
    noun (f)~14× this episode
    Cada año, el pueblo organiza una feria con juegos, música y comida típica.Every year, the town organizes a fair with games, music, and local food.
  2. 2

    descansar

    to rest
    verb~6× this episode
    Después de tanto trabajo, me quedé en casa a descansar todo el fin de semana.After so much work, I stayed home to rest all weekend.
  3. 3

    resfrío

    cold (illness)
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    Cada invierno me da un resfrío que dura una semana.Every winter I get a cold that lasts a week.
  4. 4

    empacar

    to pack (luggage or belongings)
    verb~4× this episode
    Necesito empacar mis cosas antes de que salga el avión.I need to pack my things before the plane leaves.
  5. 5

    fiebre

    fever
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    El médico dijo que la fiebre bajaría después de tomar el medicamento.The doctor said the fever would go down after taking the medicine.
  6. 6

    peluche

    stuffed animal, plush toy
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Mi sobrina duerme cada noche abrazada a su peluche favorito.My niece sleeps every night hugging her favorite stuffed animal.
  7. 7

    recuperarse

    to recover, to get better
    verb (reflexive)~3× this episode
    Tardó dos semanas en recuperarse de la operación.It took him two weeks to recover from the surgery.
  8. 8

    abrazote

    a big hug (affectionate, emphatic)
    expressioncolloquial

    Formed by adding the augmentative suffix -ote to abrazo. The -ote suffix in Latin American Spanish can signal large size or strong intensity and is often used affectionately between family members and close friends. The resulting tone is warm and playful rather than rough.

    Cuando por fin vi a mi abuela después de un año, le di un abrazote que duró varios segundos.When I finally saw my grandmother after a year, I gave her a huge hug that lasted several seconds.

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