En España estos centros son interiores, no al aire libre. En otros países, depende. Malls in Spain are inside and in other countries, it depends but for the most part, they are inside so people can escape the heat. Malls are not very typical in Spanish-speaking countries but are becoming more popular as more countries imitate what is done in the U.S. Many Spanish-speaking cities offer many, many small shops like boutiques even for items like dog food!

The word for jeans varies from country to country. Other common words include vaqueros ("cowboys"), pantalones de mezclilla and bluyeans. And in many foreign countries young people simply refer to all jeans as "Levis." Is there something sold in the U.S. that all people refer to by the brand name? Make a list! The same is true in other countries as well where certain brands of one product are every popular.

¡Soy guay cuando llevo botas! In Spain, this would be: I think I look cool in boots!
¿Sabías que....If you see something really cool in Mexico, you might say ¡Qué chulo(a, os,as)¡ Other expressions for Neat!, Great! Cool! or the British Smashing! or Brilliant! are ¡Regio! in the Andes and southern-most countries of South America and also ¡Chévere! said in Venezuela and ¡Genial! in Spain.

¿Aceptan tarjetas de crédito? Credit cards are still not accepted everywhere in Spanish-speaking countries so you may have to pay en efectivo.