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Season 1 · Episode 10
Trashimal
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 15 min
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on NetflixHank wishes he could live more like Trash Truck and his animal friends but realizes there are things he'll miss too much — like non-moldy meals!
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mapache
raccoonnoun (masculine)Un mapache entró al jardín y revolvió la basura.A raccoon got into the garden and went through the trash.bicho
bug, insect, critternoun (masculine)En verano aparecen muchos bichos en el jardín.In summer, lots of bugs appear in the garden.ya no
not anymore, no longerexpressionA fixed temporal negation phrase. While the words are simple, learners often underuse or mistranslate it, placing it incorrectly in the sentence. It precedes the verb and signals a change from a previous state.
Ya no me gustan los dulces desde que fui al dentista.I don't like candy anymore since I went to the dentist.coliflor
cauliflowernoun (feminine)Mi mamá preparó una sopa de coliflor con mucho queso.My mom made a cauliflower soup with lots of cheese.hacer caso
to obey, to do as one is told, to listen to someone's instructionsexpressioncolloquialVery common in everyday Latin American Spanish, especially between parents and children or in any authority relationship. The literal words suggest paying attention, but the phrase specifically means complying with what someone says, not just hearing them.
Mi hermano nunca hace caso cuando le digo que baje el volumen.My brother never listens when I tell him to turn the volume down.saludable
healthyadjectiveComer frutas y verduras todos los días es muy saludable.Eating fruits and vegetables every day is very healthy.sobras
leftovers, scrapsnoun (feminine, plural)Guardamos las sobras de la cena para el almuerzo de mañana.We saved the dinner leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.confiar
to trustverbPuedes confiar en ella, siempre cumple su palabra.You can trust her, she always keeps her word.
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