Mexican

In Mexican Spanish “pizza” is pizza, the same word as in English and Italian. It is feminine: la pizza, una pizza.

In Mexico “drunk” is borracho, and a woman is borracha. Ebrio is the formal word, and pedo is a rude slang word used among friends.

In Mexican Spanish “September” is septiembre. Months are not capitalized, so you write el 16 de septiembre with a small s.

A hammer is a martillo in Mexico, the same as in other Spanish-speaking countries. The verb is martillar.

In Mexican Spanish “pig” is most often puerco, and cerdo is the neutral standard word. In casual speech people also say cochino or marrano.

A natural Mexican reply to “thank you” is Con gusto, meaning “gladly”. El gusto es mío and Es un placer also work as “my pleasure”.

In Mexico beer is cerveza. Everyday slang includes chela and cheve, and una fría is a cold one. The word cerveza works everywhere.

The verb is esperar. For a quick “wait” you say espera to a friend or espere to someone you address formally.

In Mexico a donkey is burro. The word asno is more formal and is used in writing, and a female donkey is burra. Use burro for the animal.

In Mexico say Hola, me llamo and then your name. Mi nombre es is a bit more formal, and Soy is the quick casual form. Example: Hola, me llamo Sam.