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Season 1 · Episode 2
Slumber Party
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 15 min
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on NetflixHank invites Trash Truck, Walter and Donny to their first-ever sleepover! But will they all be okay in their backyard tent even if it's dark outside?
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tentnoun (f)Armamos la carpa cerca del río antes de que oscureciera.We set up the tent near the river before it got dark.pijamada
sleepover, slumber partynoun (f)Mi hija quiere organizar una pijamada con sus amigas del colegio.My daughter wants to organize a sleepover with her school friends.¡Vamos!
Let's go! / Come on! (used as an energetic call to action or encouragement)expressioncolloquialWhile 'vamos' is literally 'we go', its repeated standalone use as an exclamation functions as a rally cry or excited cheer rather than a simple statement of movement. It appears frequently in casual Latin American speech as an expression of enthusiasm or urging.
El equipo marcó el gol y todos gritaron: ¡Vamos!The team scored the goal and everyone shouted: Let's go!osito
teddy bear (diminutive of oso)noun (m)El niño no podía dormir sin su osito de peluche.The boy couldn't sleep without his teddy bear.armar
to set up, to assemble, to put togetherverb¿Me ayudas a armar este estante? Las instrucciones son confusas.Can you help me put this shelf together? The instructions are confusing.luz de noche
night lightnoun phrase (f)Dejamos una luz de noche encendida para que los niños no se asustaran.We left a night light on so the children wouldn't get scared.oscuro
darkadjectiveEl callejón estaba tan oscuro que no podíamos ver nada.The alley was so dark that we couldn't see anything.almohada
pillownoun (f)Se me olvidó la almohada y dormí con la mochila enrollada.I forgot my pillow and slept using my rolled-up backpack.
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