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Season 2 · Episode 15
Trash Day
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 15 min
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on NetflixNo one in town notices Trash Truck while he’s making his usual rounds. Luckily, Hank is always willing to play at the end of Trash Truck's workday.
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camión
trucknoun (m.)El camión de la mudanza llegó muy temprano por la mañana.The moving truck arrived very early in the morning.basura
trash, garbagenoun (f.)Saca la basura antes de que pase el camión.Take out the trash before the truck comes.¡Vamos!
Let's go! / Come on!expressioncolloquialExtremely high-frequency in Latin American Spanish. Beyond its literal meaning of 'we go', it functions as a rallying call, an expression of encouragement, or a way to urge someone to act. Tone and context determine which reading applies.
¡Vamos, que ya casi llegamos a la cima!Come on, we're almost at the top!¡Oye!
Hey! / Listen!expressioncolloquialUsed to get someone's attention or to signal a sudden idea or reaction. It is informal and direct without being rude. Very common in spoken Latin American Spanish across all age groups.
¡Oye, se te cayó el celular!Hey, you dropped your phone!película
movie, filmnoun (f.)Esta noche vamos a ver una película de aventuras.Tonight we are going to watch an adventure movie.jugar
to playverbLos chicos salieron a jugar al parque después de almorzar.The kids went out to play at the park after lunch.dormir
to sleepverbDormí muy bien gracias al silencio del campo.I slept very well thanks to the quiet of the countryside.¡En marcha!
Let's go! / Move out! / Off we go!expressioncolloquialA fixed exclamation used to signal the start of movement or action. It carries a cheerful, energetic tone and is common in informal speech across Latin America, especially when addressing a group.
Todos listos con sus mochilas, ¿verdad? ¡En marcha!Everyone ready with your backpacks, right? Off we go!recoger
to pick up, to collectverbHay que recoger los juguetes antes de cenar.You have to pick up the toys before dinner.
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