half a kilo
The Spanish term 'medio kilo' translates to 'half a kilo' in English. It is a unit of measure used in Spanish-speaking countries to weight and is especially prevalent in markets and stores. Kilo is short for kilogram, a metric unit of weight, and medio signifies half. Therefore, 'medio kilo' is the equivalent of 500 grams in English.
I need half a kilogram of tomatoes for the recipe.
This sentence demonstrates how to express quantities or weights of items needed, specifically in recipes or cooking.
Could I get half a kilogram of apples, please?
In this sentence 'medio kilo' is used to specify a certain weight of a product at a store or market. It's a common way to ask for items in Spanish-speaking countries.
I only have a half kilogram of sugar at home.
This statement uses 'medio kilo' to express the amount of a certain ingredient one has. It's a common use when discussing available cooking ingredients.