Is there another way to say thirsty besides "con sed?"
Is there another way to say thirsty besides "con sed?" And why isn't it "Have dry" instead of "with dry"?
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"Tengo sed" / "estoy sediento"
Tener sed.
'Con sed' would be 'with thirst'. If you want to say 'I am thirsty', 'Tengo sed' is proper.