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155 months ago

Angie Delgado  See profile asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Spanish

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

This adorable little lamb bank

Context:

shop that sells item for weddings, baby showers, communion, etc

Keywords:

baby shower, favors,boy, girl

 

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155 months ago

  See profile wrote:

this lovely little "lamby" bank (lamb-shaped piggybank)

155 months ago

Margarita Viada  See profile wrote:

Esta linda alcancía en forma de corderito

My comment:

También podría ser preciosa o encantadora.
El cordero es más bebé (menos de un año) que el borrego que va de dos a tres años.

155 months ago

Mauricio N.  See profile wrote:

Esta adorable alcancia en forma de borreguito

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155 months ago

Mauricio N.  See profile wrote:

alcancía

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155 months ago

Mauricio N.  See profile wrote:

Este banquito precioso en forma de cordero

My comment:

Not sure if the adjective "little" refers to "lamb"
or to "bank," but a lamb is by nature a little animal, so I chose the diminuative ending "ito" to describe the bank.

155 months ago

Mauricio N.  See profile wrote:

esta pequeña hucha/alcancía adorable, en la forma de cordero

My references:

Larousse