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Season 3 · Episode 13
Radio Bart
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow
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on Disney PlusBart fools the town into thinking there's a little boy trapped in a well.
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pozo
well, pitnoun (m)Los trabajadores cavaron un pozo profundo en el jardín para encontrar agua.The workers dug a deep well in the garden to find water.cumpleaños
birthdaynoun (m)Este fin de semana vamos a celebrar el cumpleaños de mi sobrina.This weekend we are going to celebrate my niece's birthday.micrófono
microphonenoun (m)El cantante ajustó el micrófono antes de empezar su actuación.The singer adjusted the microphone before starting his performance.broma
prank, jokenoun (f)Le gastaron una broma a su compañero de oficina el Día de los Inocentes.They played a prank on their office colleague on April Fools' Day.rescate
rescuenoun (m)El equipo de rescate llegó rápidamente al lugar del accidente.The rescue team arrived quickly at the scene of the accident.engañar
to deceive, to trickverbNo me gusta cuando la gente trata de engañarme con información falsa.I don't like it when people try to deceive me with false information.cavar
to digverbLos niños cavaron un hoyo en la arena para enterrar su tesoro imaginario.The children dug a hole in the sand to bury their imaginary treasure.broma pesada
a mean or harmful prank, a prank that goes too farexpressioncolloquialPesada here does not mean 'heavy' in the physical sense but rather 'heavy-handed', signaling that a joke has crossed into harmful or cruel territory. Common throughout Latin America.
Esconderle las llaves del coche a alguien que llega tarde al trabajo es una broma pesada.Hiding someone's car keys when they're already late for work is a mean prank.
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