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It is normal I2C device (in I2C mode) and it will work of course.
However, it might be instantly damaged when connecting it to a Arduino Nano or Uno.
Have you already tried to connect it to those Arduino boards ?
Can you buy a 3.3V Arduino board, so you can try both the I2C bus and the SPI bus ?
It is not an easy sensor. You need to know the sensor (or use a library) to actually use it.
You can purchase a level translator, that will keep the rest of your modules the same. These level translators are inexpensive and work well. You will also need a stable voltage source, the arduino 3.3 should work fine. It is rated at Supply voltage range: 2.0 V to 3.6 V with I/O voltage range: 1.7 V to VS. It is always cheaper to read the data sheet before connecting anything.
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