PHRASES
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quiero cocinar como ratatouille
→ “I want to cook like Ratatouille”
quiero [qiú zi] — I want — from the verb 'querer' (to want). The 'o' at the end shows it's the first-person singular form.
cocinar — to cook — an infinitive verb meaning the action of preparing food.
como — like — a preposition used to compare or indicate similarity.
ratatouille — Ratatouille — the name of the main character from the Pixar movie, known for his incredible cooking skills.
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pero en lugar recordar su infancia
→ “but instead of remembering their childhood”
pero — but — a conjunction used to introduce a contrast.
en — in — a preposition indicating location or context.
lugar — place — here used in the phrase 'en lugar de,' meaning 'instead of.'
recordar — to remember — an infinitive verb meaning to bring something back to mind.
su — their — a possessive pronoun showing ownership.
infancia — childhood — the period of life when someone is a child.
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quiero que revivan sus peores traumas
→ “I want them to relive their worst traumas”
quiero [qiú zi] — I want — same as above, first-person singular form of 'querer'.
que — that — a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause.
revivan [huí niàn] — they relive — from the verb 'revivir,' meaning to experience something again. The 'an' ending shows it's the third-person plural form.
sus — their — another possessive pronoun, emphasizing shared ownership.
peores — worst — the superlative form of 'peor' (bad), meaning the most extreme or severe.
traumas — traumas — plural noun referring to deeply distressing or disturbing experiences.