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Season 1 · Episode 5
Mr Champi
C1Castilian45 min
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Castilianon NetflixVal heads to Valencia to celebrate her mom's birthday and clear her head after the events at Lola's party, but her trip doesn't go as expected.
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embarazada
pregnantadjectiveCuando se quedó embarazada, decidió dejar de trabajar unos meses.When she got pregnant, she decided to stop working for a few months.flipar
to be blown away, to freak out, to love something (context-dependent)expressioncolloquialVery widely used, especially among younger speakers. Can mean strong surprise, excitement, or disbelief. 'Me flipa' means 'I love it' or 'it blows my mind'. 'Flipar con algo' means being amazed or shocked by it.
Me flipa lo bien que cocina para la edad que tiene.I'm blown away by how well he cooks for his age.liarse
to hook up, to get involved (romantically or sexually); also to get complicated or confusedexpressioncolloquialIn romantic/sexual contexts, 'liarse con alguien' means to hook up or start something with someone, without necessarily implying a committed relationship. In other contexts it means getting tangled up in something or getting confused.
Se lió con un chico que conoció en una fiesta y luego resultó ser el vecino de su prima.She hooked up with a guy she met at a party who then turned out to be her cousin's neighbour.ginecóloga
gynaecologistnoun (f)Mi ginecóloga me recomendó hacerme una revisión anual.My gynaecologist recommended I have an annual check-up.intolerante al gluten
gluten intolerantphraseDesde que supo que era intolerante al gluten, cambió completamente su dieta.Since finding out she was gluten intolerant, she completely changed her diet.palmarla
to die, to kick the bucketexpressioncolloquialInformal, darkly humorous way of saying someone died or nearly died. Used between friends, not at all appropriate in formal or funeral contexts.
Por un momento pensé que el gato la había palmado, pero al final se recuperó.For a moment I thought the cat had kicked the bucket, but in the end it recovered.separarse
to separate, to split upverb (reflexive)Después de diez años juntos, decidieron separarse de manera amistosa.After ten years together, they decided to split up amicably.celiaquismo
coeliac diseasenoun (m)Le diagnosticaron celiaquismo cuando tenía treinta años.She was diagnosed with coeliac disease when she was thirty.resaca
hangovernoun (f)Con la resaca que llevaba encima, no pudo trabajar en toda la mañana.With the hangover he had, he couldn't work all morning.
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joder
damn, bloody hell, for fuck's sake (intensity varies with context)expressionvulgarExtremely common in everyday speech. Can express surprise, frustration, admiration, or pain. Its force varies enormously with tone, from mild annoyance to strong shock. Generally not considered as offensive as its literal meaning suggests.
¡Joder, qué tarde es! Me he quedado dormido otra vez.Bloody hell, it's so late! I've fallen asleep again.
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