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Dos Hombres y Medio: "Terminar con un Bulto”

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In the Two and a Half Men episode titled "Ending Up with a Lump," Alan tries yoga to meet women, but his attempt goes awry when he injures his back attempting a complicated pose. An amused Charlie advises him to take a simpler approach to meeting women. Alan's mother, Evelyn, offers to introduce him to some of her "suitable candidates," but Alan insists on doing it on his own. Meanwhile, Jake and Berta also poke fun at Alan's yoga misadventure. Alan, now determined to meet women the traditional way, remains convinced by his efforts, though he opts for a pizza lunch after a painful morning. The episode is filled with humor, as Alan's well-intentioned attempt to improve himself leads to hilarious but understandable failure.

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la postura / la ˈpostuɾa /noun

pose

Intenté hacer una postura complicada.

I tried to do a complicated pose.

posiciónactitud

la cesta / la ˈlaθesta /noun

basket

Berta entra desde el pasillo, llevando una cesta de ropa.

Berta comes in from the hall, carrying a basket of clothes.

canastacesto

la espalda / la espalda /noun

back

¿Así que te lastimaste la espalda tratando de impresionarla?

So you hurt your back trying to impress her?

parte de atrás

el fallado / el faˈʎaðo /verb

failed

Puede que haya fallado esta vez, pero está decidido a intentarlo de nuevo

He may have failed this time, but he is determined to try again.

fracasadoerrado

hablaste / aˈβlaste /verb

talk

¿Al menos hablaste con alguna chica?

Did you at least talk to a girl?

conversardialogar

dolorosas / ˈd̪oloɾes /noun

painful

sin las dolorosas posturas de yoga.

without the painful yoga poses.

irme / ˈiɾ.me /verb

leave

Tengo que irme, queridos.

I have to leave, dears.

sonriendo / sonrriˈjenðo /verb

smiling

Evelyn entra, sonriendo.

Evelyn enters, smiling.

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