The Spanish equivalent for “postage stamp” is typically “sello,” pronounced seh-yoh. A more formal and less common term is “estampilla,” pronounced es-tahm-pee-yah. For example, one might ask, “Dnde puedo comprar un sello?”... Read more »
The Spanish term for postcard is “tarjeta postal.” One might also encounter the word “postal,” used alone as a noun, which can also mean postcard. For example, someone could say, “Envi una... Read more »
The term refers to a highly abbreviated or condensed form of the Spanish language, often found in situations with limited space, such as brief notes, postcards, or as the evocative term suggests... Read more »
The term, often considered derogatory, refers to tattoos located on the lower back. In Spanish, several phrases can convey this meaning, though none are direct equivalents. Options include “tatuaje en la parte... Read more »