sandwich. (The Press. sandwich, and J. Montagnu, 1718-1792, fourth Earl of Sandwich, who is aware that fed on this kind of food for not leaving a card game).
1. m. sandwich made with two slices of bread that is placed between the ham, cheese, meats, vegetables or other food.
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The meaning of that word that describes the "Dictionary of doubt" Manuel Seco of the Royal English Academy:
sandwich. Although the words have been proposed as a sandwich or snack sandwich English translations of English, the utility has rejected: the first, affected, and the second by inaccurate (especially English perfectly distinguishes a snack of a sandwich). The current pronunciation is / sángüich /. For the plural is a polite way, almost just written, sandwiches, a semiculta, also written, sandwiches, and a normal, unchanged compared to the unique sandwich. A perfect addition to our language would be that already occurs in popular speech Colombia: sángüiche.
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