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Season 4 · Episode 13

Selma's Choice

The Simpsons

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followDisney Pluson Disney Plus

After seeing Aunt Gladys die alone, Aunt Selma wants to get married and have a baby... until she spends a day babysitting Bart and Lisa at Duff Gardens.

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Selma's Choice

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S04E13 · The Simpsons

B1

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  1. 1

    lo siento

    I'm sorry (condolences or apology)
    expression~3× this episode

    Functions both as an apology and as an expression of condolence. In a funeral or grief context, it translates more naturally as 'I'm so sorry for your loss' rather than 'I apologize'. Context determines which reading applies.

    Lo siento mucho por lo que le pasó a tu familia.I'm so sorry for what happened to your family.
  2. 2

    funeral

    funeral
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Asistimos al funeral de nuestro vecino el domingo por la mañana.We attended our neighbor's funeral on Sunday morning.
  3. 3

    ¿qué tal?

    how did it go?, how was it?
    expressioncolloquial

    As a standalone question after an event, it functions as 'how did it go?' rather than the greeting 'how are you?'. The context (asking about something specific that just happened) shifts the meaning entirely from the greeting use.

    ¿Qué tal la entrevista de trabajo? ¿Crees que te fue bien?How did the job interview go? Do you think it went well?
  4. 4

    fallecer

    to pass away, to die (formal)
    verb
    El abuelo falleció tranquilamente mientras dormía.The grandfather passed away peacefully in his sleep.
  5. 5

    testamento

    will, testament
    noun (m)
    El abogado leyó el testamento frente a toda la familia.The lawyer read the will in front of the entire family.
  6. 6

    albacea

    executor of an estate
    noun (m/f)
    La albacea se encargó de repartir los bienes según lo indicado.The executor took charge of distributing the assets as indicated.
  7. 7

    inseminación artificial

    artificial insemination
    noun phrase (f)
    La doctora explicó el proceso de inseminación artificial con mucha claridad.The doctor explained the artificial insemination process very clearly.
  8. 8

    cita

    date (romantic), appointment
    noun (f)
    Llegó tarde a su cita porque el metro venía lleno.He arrived late to his date because the subway was packed.
  9. 9

    velar

    to hold a wake for someone
    verb
    Van a velar al difunto en la sala principal de la funeraria.They are going to hold a wake for the deceased in the main hall of the funeral home.

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