Quote Originally Posted by Rater202 View Post
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So about halfway through season 2 we get these scenes.

These are called back to later, notably nine episodes later when Luz greets Amity as "Sweet Potato" shortly before they kiss on the mouth for the first time.

In the third season premiere, we see "Batatas," which is to say, the Spanish for sweet potatoes, being legible on a list of food items that is briefly visible when Luz's mom is going over her notes regarding which food items witches can and can't eat, and it has an "N" circled next to it suggesting that they're in the 'no' pile. Either sweet potatoes are unpalatable to witches, or they can't digest them properly.

Either way, the terms of affection that Amity and Luz sometimes use for each other refer to food that Amity can't eat.

I find that ironic.
That wasn't a wall of text at all, but if you're concerned about being overly verbose, you could have shortened that to "the terms of affection that Amity and Luz sometimes use for each other refer to food that Amity can't eat."
Quote Originally Posted by Rynjin View Post
If you don't know any Spanish that was a choice, not a fault of the American education system. You're required to have a certain numbe rof language credits and I'm pretty sure Spanish is available at like every school in the US.
And is usually a continuing choice (no judging).