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La Casa de Papel (TV show): Professors speech S02E01
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Key Phrases
No se ha abierto un sumario judicial.
A judicial inquiry has not been opened.
Hemos decidido plantar cara.
We have decided to stand up to them.
Le están torturando.
He's being tortured.
Skills You'll Learn
Expressing resistance and protest.
Expresar resistencia y protesta.
Discussing legal and geopolitical issues.
Hablar de cuestiones legales y geopolíticas.
Describing conditions and actions.
Descripción de condiciones y acciones.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Este mensaje...
eh-steh meh-sah-heh
This message...
💬 Notice how 'este' is used for masculine nouns like 'mensaje'. For feminine nouns, it would be 'esta'.
See breakdown →Es para
ehs pah-rah
Is for
💬 In Spanish, possessives like 'para' can stand alone, unlike in English where it needs a noun immediately after.
See breakdown →Los que sentís
lohs keh sen-teece
Those who feel
💬 The 'vosotros' form (like 'sentís') is used in Spain. In Latin America, you'd hear 'sienten'.
See breakdown →Esta máscara
eh-stah mas-kah-rah
This mask
💬 'Máscara' is feminine, hence 'esta'.
🇲🇽 In 'La Casa de Papel', the mask is iconic and represents the struggle against the system.
See breakdown →Como un símbolo
koh-moh oon seem-boh-loh
As a symbol
💬 'Como' is versatile, meaning 'like' or 'as'.
See breakdown →De resistencia
deh reh-sees-ten-see-ah
Of resistance
💬 'Resistencia' has a similar meaning in English, but it's also a key theme in the show.
See breakdown →...es para los que sentís esta máscara como un símbolo de resistencia:
ehs pah-rah lohs keh sen-teece eh-stah mas-kah-rah koh-moh oon seem-boh-loh deh reh-sees-ten-see-ah
Goes to all of you who believe that this mask is a symbol of the resistance.
🇲🇽 The show uses these words to inspire unity and defiance against authority.
See breakdown →Os necesitamos.
ohs neh-seh-see-tah-mohs
We need you.
💬 'Os' is used for 'you all' in Spain. In Latin America, you'd hear 'los necesitamos'.
See breakdown →El Estado
ehl ehs-tah-doh
The State
💬 El Estado refers to government rather than a geographic state.
🇲🇽 In Spanish-speaking countries, 'El Estado' often implies not just government, but the entire ruling entity.
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