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Season 3 · Episode 8

COHOSH (Symb. scandal)

The House of Flowers

C1Mexican32 minNetflixon Netflix

Virginia is convinced her father has abandoned them, while Pato begins to suspect the truth. In the present, Pablo helps Elena escape.

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COHOSH (Symb. scandal)

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S03E08 · The House of Flowers

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  1. 1

    güey

    dude / man / guy (general address term)
    expressioncolloquial~5× this episode

    Extremely common in everyday informal speech between people who know each other. Spelling varies (wey, buey) but pronunciation is the same. Tone depends entirely on context, can be affectionate, exasperated, or neutral.

    Oye, güey, ¿ya viste que mañana no hay clase?Hey dude, did you see there's no class tomorrow?
  2. 2

    caón

    bro / man / dude (intensified form of güey used for emphasis or excitement)
    expressioncolloquial~5× this episode

    Contracted and emphatic variant of güey used to express surprise, excitement, or to punctuate a statement. Especially common among younger male speakers.

    ¡Ganamos, caón! No lo puedo creer.We won, bro! I can't believe it.
  3. 3

    cabrón

    bastard / jerk (can also be affectionate depending on context)
    noun/adjective~3× this episode
    Ese cabrón se fue sin pagar la cuenta.That bastard left without paying the bill.
  4. 4

    penacho

    feathered headdress / plume
    noun~3× this episode
    El penacho es un símbolo muy importante para muchas culturas indígenas.The feathered headdress is a very important symbol for many indigenous cultures.
  5. 5

    auditoría

    audit / financial investigation
    noun
    La empresa está bajo una auditoría fiscal este mes.The company is under a tax audit this month.
  6. 6

    dilatación

    dilation (in childbirth: cervical dilation)
    noun
    La enfermera revisó la dilatación cada hora durante el parto.The nurse checked the dilation every hour during labor.
  7. 7

    farsa

    farce / sham
    noun
    Todos sabían que ese matrimonio era una farsa.Everyone knew that marriage was a sham.
  8. 8

    estéril

    sterile / infertile
    adjective
    Le dijeron que era estéril, pero igual adoptó tres hijos.They told him he was infertile, but he still adopted three children.
  9. 9

    contracción

    contraction (as in labor contraction)
    noun
    Las contracciones se hicieron más fuertes con el paso de las horas.The contractions became stronger as the hours passed.
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    no mames

    no way / are you serious / come on (expresses disbelief or frustration)
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Very high-frequency expletive in informal Mexican speech. Depending on tone, expresses disbelief, excitement, outrage, or scolding. Literally crude but widely accepted in casual registers.

    ¿No mames, te ganaste el viaje a Europa?No way, you won the trip to Europe?
  2. 11

    joto

    gay man (highly derogatory slur)
    expressionvulgar

    A slur for a gay man. Used as a pejorative in the dialogue. Though reclaimed by some within LGBTQ+ communities in Mexico, its default use is offensive and derogatory. Understanding its tone and weight is important for comprehension.

    Le gritaron joto en la calle y no se detuvo; siguió caminando con la cabeza en alto.They yelled a slur at him in the street and he didn't stop; he kept walking with his head held high.

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