Spanish phrase
Tengo calambres en ~.
Meaning
I have cramps in ___.
When to use it
States a sudden muscle spasm in a specific body part. Used to report pain or reduced mobility, common after exercise or fatigue; informal everyday speech.
Example dialogue
Tengo calambres en las piernas, no puedo subir las escaleras.
I have cramps in my legs, so I can't climb the stairs.
¿Quieres que te masajee?
Do you want me to massage you?