Cinnamoroll
/θinnamoɾoʝ/from spelling rules
Cinnamoroll is the Spanish name for the fictional white puppy character created by Sanrio.
The term refers specifically to the character of the same name.
How do you pronounce it?
/θinnamoɾoʝ/
Did you know?
- Because the name is not translated, the word Cinnamoroll remains an orthographic anomaly in Spanish texts, as the double 'l' is not used to end words in native Spanish vocabulary.
- While Cinnamoroll is a brand name, Spanish speakers might describe the character as un rollito de canela, which literally means 'a little cinnamon roll'.
- Because the 'll' in Cinnamoroll follows English spelling, some Spanish speakers may pronounce it as a 'y' sound, though others may mistakenly read it as a traditional Spanish 'll' depending on their dialect.
Examples in context
- ¡Me encanta Cinnamoroll, es tan adorable!I love Cinnamoroll, he is so cute!
- Ayer vi una tienda de regalos y tenían peluches de CinnamorollYesterday, I saw a gift store that had Cinnamoroll plushies.
- Mis amigos y yo siempre jugamos con nuestros peluches de CinnamorollMy friends and I always play with our Cinnamoroll plushies.
- Tengo un peluche de Cinnamoroll.I have a Cinnamoroll plushie.
- Ese dibujo de Cinnamoroll es muy tierno.That Cinnamoroll drawing is very cute.
- Me encanta el personaje de Cinnamoroll.I love the character Cinnamoroll.
Example conversation
Javier and Sofía are looking at stationery in a gift shop.
- Javier¿Te gusta este cuaderno de Cinnamoroll?Do you like this Cinnamoroll notebook?
- SofíaSí, es precioso, Javier.Yes, it is beautiful, Javier.
- JavierCinnamoroll es tu personaje favorito, ¿verdad?Cinnamoroll is your favorite character, right?
- Sofía¡Totalmente! Es muy adorable.Totally! He is very adorable.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
