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Season 8 · Episode 23

Homer's Enemy

The Simpsons

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

A hardworking new employee at the power plant is consumed with resentment at Homer's undeserved success.

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Homer's Enemy

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S08E23 · The Simpsons

B1

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  1. 1

    Grimey

    Grimey (affectionate-mocking nickname formed by adding -y to a surname)
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    In Latin American Spanish informal speech, adding an English-style -y or -ie to a name or surname is a way of giving someone a casual, slightly teasing nickname. The person on the receiving end in the episode reacts with irritation each time, highlighting that such nicknames can feel dismissive or condescending when used without consent.

    En la oficina todos le decían 'Roby' para molestarlo, pero a él no le gustaba nada.Everyone at the office called him 'Roby' to tease him, but he didn't like it at all.
  2. 2

    planta nuclear

    nuclear power plant
    noun phrase (f)~6× this episode
    La planta nuclear genera electricidad para toda la región.The nuclear power plant generates electricity for the entire region.
  3. 3

    maqueta

    scale model, mock-up
    noun (f)~5× this episode
    Los estudiantes construyeron una maqueta del sistema solar con materiales reciclados.The students built a scale model of the solar system with recycled materials.
  4. 4

    adversidad

    adversity, hardship
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Ella superó muchas adversidades antes de llegar a donde está hoy.She overcame many hardships before getting to where she is today.
  5. 5

    diploma

    diploma, degree certificate
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Después de cinco años de estudio, por fin recibió su diploma.After five years of study, he finally received his diploma.
  6. 6

    hacerse solo

    to be self-made, to have pulled oneself up without help
    expression

    The phrase describes someone who achieved success entirely through their own effort, without family money, connections, or formal support. It carries strong positive connotations of individual effort and resilience in Latin American Spanish.

    Mi abuelo llegó al país sin nada y se hizo solo; ahora tiene tres negocios.My grandfather arrived in the country with nothing and made himself on his own; now he has three businesses.
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    inspector de seguridad

    safety inspector
    noun phrase (m)
    El inspector de seguridad revisó cada piso del edificio antes de dar el visto bueno.The safety inspector checked every floor of the building before giving the all-clear.
  8. 8

    luchador

    fighter, determined person, hard worker
    noun / adjective (m)
    Es una luchadora que nunca se rinde ante los obstáculos.She is a fighter who never gives up when faced with obstacles.

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