Bugs Bunny
/buɡs bunni/from spelling rules
Bugs Bunny is the Spanish name for the famous cartoon rabbit character.
Did you know?
- In some vintage Spanish dubs, the character's personality is aligned with the 'pícaro' archetype from classic Spanish literature, a rogue who survives by his wits.
- The character is often seen as an embodiment of picardía, a Spanish concept of mischievous wit that goes beyond simple 'trickery'.
- While the name remains 'Bugs Bunny' in most places, the way he addresses other characters can switch between formal and informal Spanish to emphasize his role as a trickster.
Examples in context
- ¿Recuerdas cuando El Conejo Travieso engañó al cazador en aquel episodio?Do you remember when Bugs Bunny tricked the hunter in that episode?
- Me encanta Bugs Bunny.I love Bugs Bunny.
- ¿Te gusta Bugs Bunny?Do you like Bugs Bunny?
- Bugs Bunny es muy divertido.Bugs Bunny is very funny.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about classic cartoons.
- Mateo¿Quién es tu personaje favorito?Who is your favorite character?
- LucíaMi favorito es Bugs Bunny.My favorite is Bugs Bunny.
- Mateo¡A mí también me gusta Bugs Bunny!I like Bugs Bunny too!
- LucíaÉl es un clásico.He is a classic.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
