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Season 1 · Episode 2

Oasis

B2CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

As Dani and Celia search for clues to jog Helena's murky memory, Maca and Sofía's rivalry over Pablo comes to a head on a champagne-fueled boat outing.

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Oasis

B2

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  1. 1

    grabación

    recording / footage
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    La policía revisó las grabaciones de las cámaras de seguridad del aparcamiento.The police reviewed the security camera footage from the car park.
  2. 2

    flipar

    to be amazed / you're dreaming / no way
    expressioncolloquial

    Extremely common in everyday speech among younger speakers. Can express genuine amazement or disbelief, often with a sarcastic edge depending on tone.

    ¿Me dices que se ha comprado un yate con veinte años? Tío, flipas.You're telling me he bought a yacht at twenty? Mate, you're joking.
  3. 3

    subinspector

    detective sergeant / sub-inspector (police rank)
    noun (m)
    El subinspector llegó al lugar de los hechos antes que el comisario.The detective sergeant arrived at the scene before the commissioner.
  4. 4

    resaca

    hangover
    noun (f)
    Después de la boda, me quedé en cama todo el domingo con una resaca horrible.After the wedding, I stayed in bed all Sunday with a terrible hangover.
  5. 5

    analítica

    blood test / lab results
    noun (f)
    El médico me pidió una analítica completa para ver cómo estaban mis niveles de hierro.The doctor asked for a full blood test to check my iron levels.
  6. 6

    reformas

    renovations / building works
    noun (f, plural)
    El hotel lleva meses cerrado porque están haciendo reformas en todas las plantas.The hotel has been closed for months because they are doing renovations on every floor.
  7. 7

    sustancia ilegal

    illegal substance / drug
    noun phrase (f)
    Le encontraron dos sustancias ilegales en la mochila cuando pasó el control.They found two illegal substances in his backpack when he went through the checkpoint.
  8. 8

    abuso

    abuse / assault
    noun (m)
    El informe médico no detectó ningún abuso físico en la víctima.The medical report detected no physical assault on the victim.
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  1. 9

    hostia

    damn / bloody hell / shit (exclamation of surprise or urgency)
    expressionvulgar~5× this episode

    One of the most frequent expletives. Tone ranges from mild surprise to genuine alarm. 'Dar un hostiazo' means to hit hard. Context determines intensity.

    ¡Hostia, que se me olvidó el cargador y tengo el móvil al dos por ciento!Bloody hell, I forgot my charger and my phone is on two percent!
  2. 10

    joder

    damn / for f***'s sake (versatile expletive)
    expressionvulgar~8× this episode

    The single most frequent expletive in the episode. Can express frustration, urgency, surprise, or exasperation. The intensity depends entirely on delivery; between close friends it is often barely emphatic.

    Joder, llevo esperando el autobús más de media hora y no aparece.For f***'s sake, I've been waiting for the bus for over half an hour and it still hasn't shown up.
  3. 11

    me la suda

    I don't give a damn / I couldn't care less
    expressionvulgar

    Blunt and dismissive. Used to convey complete indifference, often defiantly. Not appropriate in formal contexts.

    Me la suda lo que diga la gente; voy a hacer lo que me parezca bien.I don't give a damn what people say; I'm going to do what I think is right.

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