Translate the following sentences to Spanish using idioms with “tener”. You (informal) are hungry.

He is sleepy.

They (male) are lucky.

I feel like swimming.

She is thirsty.

I am 16 years old.

We are successful.

He is hot.

You(formal) have to run.

The children are incorrect.

I am afraid.

We are cold.

That’s you!

You are hungry= Tener hambre
He is sleepy= Tener sueño
They are lucky= Tener suerte
I feel like swimming= Tener ganas de nadar
She is thirsty= Tener sed
I am 16 years old= Tener 16 años
We are successful= Tener éxito
He is hot= Tener calor
You have to run= Tener que correr
I am afraid= Tener miedo
We are cold= Tener frío
I’m not sure about “the children are incorrect”

Translation to spanish: prepare una breve presentación escrita (en español) para una clase de alimentos y nutrición. teniendo en cuenta lo que has aprendido sobre la comida española, ayuda a los estudiantes de esa clase a comprender cómo aprender un nuevo idioma puede ayudarlos en sus futuras carreras como chefs. asegúrese de incluir su receta española favorita en inglés en su presentación.

For this question, it will be important to use the words "mejor" (better), "lo mejor" (the best), and "lo peor" (the worst). while "mejor" is comparative (you are comparing one thing to something else), "lo mejor" and "lo peor" are superlative (there is nothing else better or worse than what these words are describing - there is no comparison).  you could say something like: la música rap es mejor que la música clásica - que es lo peor - pero la música rock es lo mejor de todas las formas de la música (rap music is better than classical music - which is the worst - but rock music is the best out of all the forms of music).