Spanish

A turkey sandwich in Spanish is sándwich de pavo. This phrase describes a sandwich made with slices of turkey meat.

The English phrase ‘crackles in lungs’ is translated into Spanish as crepitantes pulmonares.

The Spanish word for ‘interfaces’ is interfaces. A common and formal way to say ‘interface’ is interfaz.

In Venezuela a boss is a jefe, or a jefa for a woman. Patrón refers more to an owner or employer.

In Spanish, the phrase for “two beers” is dos cervezas. The phrase is used to request or order two servings of beer.

The English phrase “calculus” is translated into Spanish as cálculo diferencial.

The English phrase “can I eat?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo comer? This phrase is a request for permission to begin eating.

The English phrase “index cards” is translated into Spanish as fichas.

The English phrase ‘out of town’ is translated into Spanish as fuera de la ciudad.

In Spanish, “the number 10” is said as el número 10. This phrase is used to identify the specific cardinal number that follows nine and precedes eleven.