I'll translate some of the interview for you guys, aside from what has already posted here:
Q: Did you expect that the competition with Mandzukic and Dybala would be so strong?
Morata: Yes. In the biggest team in Italy and one of the strongest in Europe there has to be competition. I was expecting and I'd have liked to play more, but there have been circumstances that have prevented me from doing so.
Q: Do you see yourself in Juventus next season?
Morata: I don't know, I'm good there, we'll see.
Q: Does it affect that Mandzukic and Dybala are wholly owned by Juve (refering to Madrid's clause) and you not to play more or less?
Morata: I have no idea. That's something that the board and the coach know. I only know that
every time I put Juventus' shirt on I feel like I'm good here and that if they bet for me I'll be there.
Q: England, Germany...? (refering to a possible move to those leagues)
Morata: Those are countries in which my style would fit better, but I'm fine in Italy, Juventus is a big club and I feel like home.
Q: You don't feel atracted by the Premier League?
Morata: I like it a lot because of it's characteristic and because it's more attractive for a forward, and not so tactic as in Italy. I like it.
Q: What about Madrid's clause?
Morata: It comes out every time I score. When I wasn't scoring nobody talked about it or about Madrid.
Q: Do you see yourself back in Madrid?
Morata: It's been a weird year for me. In the end what I gotta do is to focus on my game, but of course you think about your future, and in a possibility that exists and it's real. It's there.
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They don't say no mames or pendejada o chingo
But yeah once I figure out what the fuck they're saying it'll mean I can use those words too and incread my vocabulary as you say

I don't know about uruguayans but Argentines don't really like us

so be careful with the words you use

that's nice, and it's not that hard, after all you've already lived here and learned everything we say, it shouldn't be different there