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> but e.g. beef is "ternera" in Spanish Beef is "res" or sometimes "carne" as the article mentions, "ternera" is specifically the young calf's meat.
by marc_abonce 3y ago
> but e.g. beef is "ternera" in Spanish
Beef is "res" or sometimes "carne" as the article mentions, "ternera" is specifically the young calf's meat.
- kubb 3y agowhen you get a taco with "carne asada", it means grilled beef. "pollo asado" means grilled chicken but "carne de cerdo" means pork meat, so it depends on the context and spanish variation