Season 6 · Episode 16
The Simpsons
After tricking an Australian boy into accepting a collect call, Bart flies Down Under to apologize.

Widely used across Latin America to refer to citizens of the United States. Tone ranges from affectionate teasing to genuine resentment depending on context. Not a neutral synonym for 'estadounidense'.
'Diablos' softens what would otherwise be a stronger curse. Common in Latin American speech as an exclamation of surprise, confusion, or irritation. Not considered vulgar.
A fixed phrase used for telephone calls where the recipient pays. 'Llamada por cobrar' is the standard term across Latin America. The literal reading ('to be charged/collected') does not lead most learners to this specific telecom meaning.
When used in a dispute or to express irritation, 'amigo' loses its warm meaning and becomes a pointed or sarcastic address, signaling that the speaker is not being friendly at all. Context is everything.
Literally means 'to shake' or 'to agitate'. Used figuratively to mean provoking or unsettling a person or situation. The figurative use is non-compositional for learners who only know the physical meaning.