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Friends: "El episodio de las preguntas y respuestas"

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In Friends: "The Trivia Episode," the gang participates in a fun, competitive trivia game to determine who will get Monica and Rachel's apartment. Ross hosts the game and asks personal questions about each other's lives. Monica and Rachel are confident in their knowledge of Joey and Chandler, but the tables are turned when the final question leaves them without an answer: they can't remember Chandler's job. Joey and Chandler win the game, much to Monica and Rachel's chagrin. The episode is filled with laughs, playful rivalries, and memorable moments that highlight the group's quirky dynamic. It's a fun, lighthearted reminder of the deep connection between the friends despite the games and challenges they face.

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aplastarlos / aplastarlos /verb

crush them

Vamos a aplastarlos.

We're going to crush them.

preciado / pɾeˈθjaðo /adjective

prized

Prepárense para perder su preciado apartamento.

Prepare to lose your prized apartment.

una pila / una pila /noun

a stack

Ross está de pie cerca con una pila de tarjetas.

Ross is standing nearby with a stack of cards.

un montónun montículouna acumulación

congeladas / koŋxeˈlaðas /verb

frozen

Monica y Rachel se quedan congeladas.

Monica and Rachel are frozen.

presto / ˈpɾesto /verb

I pay

Presto atención, Rach.

I'm paying attention, Rach.

quejan / ˈke.xan /verb

complain

Monica y Rachel se quejan mientras Joey y Chandler comienzan a celebrar su victoria.

Monica and Rachel complain as Joey and Chandler begin to celebrate their victory.

falle / ˈfaʎe /verb

fails

El primer equipo que falle pierde.

The first team that fails loses.

el pie / el pje /noun

foot

Ross está de pie cerca con una pila de tarjetas.

Ross is standing near with a stack of cards on his foot.

siquiera / siˈkjeɾa /adverb

even

¡Eso ni siquiera es una palabra!

That's not even a word!

transponster / tɾansponˈdeɾ /noun

transpondedor

Él es… transpon… transponster?

He is... transpon... transponder?

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