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Season 7 · Episode 16

Lisa the Iconoclast

The Simpsons

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

While researching into Jebediah Springfield's past for an essay, Lisa discovers that the town founder wasn't the hero that everyone thinks he was.

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Lisa the Iconoclast

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S07E16 · The Simpsons

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  1. 1

    pregonero

    town crier
    noun (m)~8× this episode
    En el festival medieval contrataron a un pregonero para anunciar los eventos.At the medieval festival they hired a town crier to announce the events.
  2. 2

    escuchad

    hear ye, harken (archaic second-person plural imperative)
    expressionformal~6× this episode

    The vosotros imperative form of escuchar, which does not belong to everyday Latin American Spanish. Here it is used intentionally as a period marker, imitating the formal call of a colonial-era town crier. Hearing it signals theatrical archaism, not standard usage.

    ¡Escuchad, ciudadanos del reino, que el rey tiene un decreto importante!Hear ye, citizens of the kingdom, for the king has an important decree!
  3. 3

    bicentenario

    bicentennial
    noun (m)~6× this episode
    El bicentenario de la ciudad se celebró con un desfile enorme.The city's bicentennial was celebrated with a huge parade.
  4. 4

    engrandar

    to ennoble, to elevate, to make great (non-standard coinage played as a running joke)
    expression~4× this episode

    In standard Spanish the correct verb is engrandecer. Engrandar is treated in the episode as a deliberate archaism or error attributed to the fictional historical figure, and its repeated use and defense as an 'acceptable word' is central to the episode's humor. Learners may encounter engrandecer in real contexts.

    El maestro dijo que el estudio constante engranda el espíritu de cualquier persona.The teacher said that constant study elevates the spirit of any person.
  5. 5

    fraude

    fraud, fake
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    Descubrieron que el documento era un fraude desde el principio.They discovered the document had been a fraud from the beginning.
  6. 6

    confesión

    confession
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    La confesión escrita del sospechoso sorprendió a todos en el tribunal.The suspect's written confession surprised everyone in court.
  7. 7

    conservador

    curator (of a museum or archive)
    noun (m)
    El conservador del museo explicó el origen de cada artefacto.The museum curator explained the origin of each artifact.
  8. 8

    exhumación

    exhumation, disinterment
    noun (f)
    La exhumación del cuerpo fue ordenada por el juez para aclarar las dudas.The exhumation of the body was ordered by the judge to clear up the doubts.
  9. 9

    falsificación

    forgery, falsification
    noun (f)
    Los expertos confirmaron que la pintura era una falsificación del siglo pasado.Experts confirmed that the painting was a forgery from the last century.

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