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Season 1 · Episode 3

The Coronation

Monarca

C1MexicanFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to follow· 43 minNetflixon Netflix

Cecilia decides which of her three children should receive control of Monarca. Ana María negotiates with the company's striking workers.

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The Coronation

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S01E03 · Monarca

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  1. 1

    carretera

    highway / road
    noun (f)~6× this episode
    La nueva carretera redujo el tiempo de viaje entre las dos ciudades a la mitad.The new highway cut travel time between the two cities in half.
  2. 2

    añejo

    aged (referring to spirits, especially tequila aged over one year)
    adjective / noun (m)~5× this episode
    Me regalaron una botella de tequila añejo de edición limitada.They gave me a limited-edition bottle of aged tequila.
  3. 3

    permiso

    permit / permission
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    Para abrir un restaurante necesitas tramitar varios permisos municipales.To open a restaurant you need to process several municipal permits.
  4. 4

    maduración

    aging / maturation
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    El queso gouda requiere varios meses de maduración para desarrollar su sabor característico.Gouda cheese requires several months of aging to develop its characteristic flavor.
  5. 5

    bodega

    warehouse / storage facility
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Los trabajadores descargaron los camiones y pusieron todo en la bodega.The workers unloaded the trucks and put everything in the warehouse.
  6. 6

    delegado

    local government official / delegate
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    Tuvimos que hablar con el delegado para que nos diera el permiso de construcción.We had to speak with the local official so he would give us the construction permit.
  7. 7

    sindicato

    labor union
    noun (m)
    El sindicato de maestros negoció un aumento de salario con el gobierno.The teachers' union negotiated a salary increase with the government.
  8. 8

    explosivo

    explosive
    noun (m)
    Las autoridades encontraron explosivos escondidos debajo del puente.Authorities found explosives hidden under the bridge.
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    no mames

    no way / you've got to be kidding / what the hell
    expressionvulgar

    Extremely high-frequency exclamation expressing disbelief, outrage, or indignation. Literally crude, but so common in casual speech it is often perceived as merely emphatic rather than obscene. Tone ranges from playful surprise to genuine fury depending on context.

    ¿No mames, subieron otra vez los precios de la gasolina?No way, did gas prices go up again?
  2. 10

    vale madres

    doesn't matter at all / is worthless
    expressionvulgar

    Dismissive expression indicating complete indifference or that something is utterly irrelevant. Conveys strong frustration or contempt. Used between people with close or heated relationships; deeply offensive in formal contexts.

    Todo el esfuerzo que hice vale madres si no me van a tomar en cuenta.All the effort I made is worth absolutely nothing if they're not going to consider me.
  3. 11

    nos carga la chingada

    we're totally screwed / we're done for
    expressionvulgar

    Expresses that a situation has become catastrophic and beyond recovery. 'Cargar la chingada' implies being dragged into ruin. Exclusively informal; said among people in crisis, expressing desperation rather than anger at a person.

    Si no pagamos la deuda esta semana, nos carga la chingada.If we don't pay the debt this week, we're completely done for.
  4. 12

    a ver qué chingados

    let's figure out what the hell
    expressionvulgar

    'Chingados' here functions as an intensifying expletive signaling frustration and urgency. The phrase frames a demand for a practical decision or action under pressure. Very common in heated discussions among peers or within families arguing over serious matters.

    Ya paren de pelear y díganme qué chingados vamos a hacer con el presupuesto.Stop fighting already and tell me what the hell we're going to do about the budget.

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