snack

The word 'tentempié' in Spanish does not translate directly to 'tentempié' in English. The word 'tentempié' in Spanish is used to refer to a light meal or snack that is often consumed in between main meals to satisfy hunger. It's a term often used in Spain and does not carry the same formal or dietary connotations that the English word 'snack' has. In general, a 'tentempié' can be a piece of fruit, a sandwich, or any small amount of food that provides a respite from hunger.

Example sentences using: tentempié

Me gusta comer un tentempié entre las comidas.

I like to have a snack between meals.

This phrase expresses the speaker's enjoyment of eating a small amount of food, referred to as a tentempié, during the times between regular meals.

Los niños siempre piden un tentempié después de jugar.

The children always ask for a snack after playing.

This sentence indicates that the children have a habit of requesting a small meal or snack once they finish their playtime.

En la fiesta, había muchos tentempiés para todos.

At the party, there were many snacks for everyone.

This statement describes that the party featured a variety of small food items, referred to as tentempiés, available for all guests.