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Season 4 · Episode 18

So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show

The Simpsons

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

An April Fools' Day prank provides the jumping-off point for Simpson family flashbacks.

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So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show

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S04E18 · The Simpsons

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Worth remembering from this episode

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  1. 1

    broma

    prank, joke
    noun (fem.)~9× this episode
    Le hicieron una broma pesada a su compañero de trabajo.They played a mean prank on their coworker.
  2. 2

    coma

    coma
    noun (masc.)~6× this episode
    El paciente lleva tres días en coma después del accidente.The patient has been in a coma for three days after the accident.
  3. 3

    bromear

    to joke, to play pranks
    verb~4× this episode
    No estaba bromeando cuando dijo que renunciaba.He was not joking when he said he was quitting.
  4. 4

    pagano

    pagan
    noun/adjective~4× this episode
    Muchas fiestas modernas tienen raíces en rituales paganos.Many modern holidays have roots in pagan rituals.
  5. 5

    tonto

    fool, dummy, idiot
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Widely used across Latin America as a mild insult meaning someone was gullible or acted stupidly. Less harsh than stronger insults and frequently used in playful or affectionate teasing between friends and family.

    Se olvidó el paraguas aunque sabía que iba a llover. ¡Qué tonto!He forgot his umbrella even though he knew it was going to rain. What a dummy!
  6. 6

    inocente

    sucker, someone who fell for a prank
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    In the context of 'Día de los Inocentes', calling someone 'inocente' after a prank means they were gullible enough to fall for it, similar to calling someone an 'April fool'. The word literally means 'innocent' but functions as a taunt in this context.

    Le escondí las llaves y cuando las buscó desesperado le grité: ¡Inocente!I hid his keys and when he desperately searched for them I shouted: Sucker!
  7. 7

    agitar

    to shake, to agitate
    verb
    Hay que agitar bien la botella antes de abrirla.You have to shake the bottle well before opening it.
  8. 8

    lesión

    injury, lesion
    noun (fem.)
    El futbolista sufrió una lesión grave en la rodilla.The soccer player suffered a serious knee injury.
  9. 9

    desconectar

    to disconnect, to unplug
    verb
    El técnico desconectó el equipo antes de empezar la reparación.The technician unplugged the equipment before starting the repair.

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