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Season 1 · Episode 8

Bird Leaves the Nest

Secrets of Summer

B2Argentine30 minNetflixon Netflix

Luz and Steffi join forces to try to solve the mystery surrounding their past. Back at the resort, the crew practices a new "friend zone" song.

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Bird Leaves the Nest

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S01E08 · Secrets of Summer

B2

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  1. 1

    secreto

    secret
    noun (m) / adjective~8× this episode
    Guardaron ese secreto familiar durante más de veinte años.They kept that family secret for more than twenty years.
  2. 2

    friendzone

    friend zone (romantic rejection framed as being kept as 'just a friend')
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    English loanword used extensively in Argentine youth speech. Fully integrated as both noun and implicit verb. Central running theme of the episode's music subplot.

    Después de meses intentándolo, terminó en la friendzone y no sabe cómo salir.After months of trying, he ended up in the friend zone and doesn't know how to get out.
  3. 3

    dale

    okay, sure, go ahead, let's do it
    expressioncolloquial~5× this episode

    One of the most frequent agreement and encouragement words in Argentine Rioplatense Spanish. Can confirm a plan, respond to a suggestion, or urge someone to proceed. Tone shifts entirely with intonation.

    ¿Nos encontramos a las ocho en la esquina? Dale, ahí estoy.Shall we meet at eight on the corner? Sure, I'll be there.
  4. 4

    registro

    record, log, register
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    No encontraron su nombre en ningún registro oficial del municipio.They didn't find her name in any official municipal record.
  5. 5

    no da

    it's not on, that's not okay, it doesn't work (socially or practically)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Very common in Argentine Rioplatense Spanish. Signals that something is unacceptable, awkward, or simply not going to work, depending on context. Not a literal statement about capability.

    ¿Llegar una hora tarde sin avisar? No da, hermano.Showing up an hour late without letting anyone know? That's just not on, man.
  6. 6

    reposo

    rest, bed rest
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    El médico le recetó tres días de reposo absoluto después de la operación.The doctor prescribed three days of complete bed rest after the operation.
  7. 7

    dron

    drone
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Usaron un dron para filmar el recorrido completo del río desde el aire.They used a drone to film the entire river route from the air.
  8. 8

    marca de nacimiento

    birthmark
    noun phrase (f)
    Tiene una marca de nacimiento en el cuello desde que era bebé.She has had a birthmark on her neck since she was a baby.
  9. 9

    incendio

    fire, blaze
    noun (m)
    El incendio destruyó tres pisos del edificio antes de que llegaran los bomberos.The fire destroyed three floors of the building before the firefighters arrived.
  10. 10

    golpe

    blow, hit, knock
    noun (m)
    Se dio un golpe fuerte en la cabeza al caerse de la bici.He hit his head hard when he fell off the bike.

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