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Scrubs: "Mis dos papás"

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In this freely adapted learning dialogue inspired by Scrubs, exhausted doctors J.D. and Turk reflect on a grueling shift and their tough mentor, Dr. Cox. Carla notices their fatigue and encourages them to rest, reminding them that a good night's sleep can improve their outlook. Humorously, the duo decide to grab a bite to eat before taking a break, showcasing the importance of friendship and support amid the challenges of hospital life.

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sentí / senˈti /verb

I felt

Sentí que nunca iba a terminar.

I felt that it would never end.

sentimiento

descansen / desˈkansen /verb

rest

Bueno, descansen cuando puedan.

Well, rest when you can.

parecen / paˈɾeθen /verb

seem

Ambos parecen a punto de caerse.

They both seem about to fall.

las cosas / las ˈko.sas /noun

things

Las cosas siempre se ven mejor después de dormir un poco.

Things always look better after a little sleep.

asuntosobjetoselementos

duro / ˈduɾo /adjective

hard

Es duro con todos, no solo contigo.

He is hard on everyone, not just you.

difícilseverorígido

el turno / el ˈtuɾno /noun

shift

J.D. y Turk están hablando después de un largo turno.

J.D. and Turk are talking after a long shift.

guardiajornada

aún así / aˈun asi /adverb

even so

Lo sé, pero aún así me afecta.

I know, but even so it affects me.

créeme / ˈkɾeeme /verb

Believe me

Créeme, no es personal.

Believe me, it's not personal.

entiendo / enˈtjendo /verb

understand

Te entiendo, amigo.

I understand you, friend.

siquiera / ni ˈsikjeɾa /adverb

even

Pero créeme, si realmente pensara que eres terrible, ni siquiera se molestaría en hablar contigo.

But believe me, if he really thought you were terrible, he wouldn't even bother talking to you.

salió / saˈljo /verb

went

Nada salió bien.

Nothing went well.

caerse / kaˈeɾse /verb

fall

Ambos parecen a punto de caerse.

They both look like they're about to fall.

caer

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