Spanish

The everyday plain phrase is Tengo hambre. The informal versions are Me muero de hambre and Tengo un hambre canina, which mean you are starving.

The English phrase ‘air out’ can be translated into Spanish as airear or ventear.

The English phrase “directed by” is translated into Spanish as dirigido por.

In Argentina a sandwich is sándwich, and in casual speech people also say sanguche. A special local kind is the sándwich de miga.

The English phrase lifting weights is translated into Spanish as levantar pesas.

¿cómo están? is the Spanish way to say “how are y’all”. This phrase is an informal greeting used to ask two or more people about their well-being.

The English phrase “you’re my bestie” can be translated into Spanish as eres mi mejor amiga.

The phrase “ride me” in Spanish is translated as móntame.

To borrow in Spanish is pedir prestado. The various forms of borrow are used when you are the receiver of something temporarily.

Information literacy in Spanish is alfabetización informacional.