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Season 1 · Episode 3

Wherefore Art Thou, Trollhunter?

Trollhunters

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 28 minNetflixon Netflix

Jim and Toby tour Heartstone Trollmarket, where Jim begins his training and the presence of the first human Trollhunter stirs up bitter resentment.

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Wherefore Art Thou, Trollhunter?

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S01E03 · Trollhunters

B1

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  1. 1

    amuleto

    amulet, charm
    noun (m)~12× this episode
    Llevaba un amuleto de plata alrededor del cuello desde niña.She had worn a silver amulet around her neck since childhood.
  2. 2

    entrenamiento

    training
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    El entrenamiento de la nueva temporada empieza la próxima semana.Training for the new season starts next week.
  3. 3

    vergüenza

    shame, embarrassment
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Sintió mucha vergüenza cuando se cayó frente a todos sus compañeros.She felt a lot of shame when she fell in front of all her classmates.
  4. 4

    hogar

    home, hearth
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Después de años en el extranjero, volvió a su hogar con mucha emoción.After years abroad, he returned to his home with great emotion.
  5. 5

    heredero

    heir, rightful successor
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    El heredero del negocio familiar tomó el control a los veinticinco años.The heir to the family business took control at twenty-five.
  6. 6

    destino

    destiny, fate
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Muchos creen que el destino guía las decisiones más importantes de la vida.Many believe that destiny guides the most important decisions in life.
  7. 7

    exiliado

    exiled, exile
    adjective/noun (m)~3× this episode
    El líder fue exiliado a una isla remota después de perder la guerra.The leader was exiled to a remote island after losing the war.
  8. 8

    patear en los gronk-noks

    to kick someone in the gronk-noks (euphemism for striking the groin)
    expressioncolloquial

    A humorous invented euphemism functioning exactly like regional colloquial expressions for striking someone in the groin. Latin American Spanish has a rich tradition of playful invented or borrowed nonsense words used to discuss sensitive body parts in a comedic register, softening vulgarity through absurdity.

    Si alguien te agarra desprevenido, patearlo en los gronk-noks es lo primero que se te viene a la mente.If someone catches you off guard, kicking them in the gronk-noks is the first thing that comes to mind.
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  1. 9

    bolsa de carne

    bag of meat (derogatory term for a human being)
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Used as a contemptuous insult directed at humans by non-human characters. Signals radical otherness and hostility from the speaker's perspective. The phrase dehumanizes the target literally by reducing them to biological matter.

    Ese guardia de seguridad no me dejó entrar — ¡bolsa de carne inútil!That security guard wouldn't let me in — useless bag of meat!

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