Jimmy Neutrón
/ximmi neutɾon/from spelling rules
Jimmy Neutrón is the Spanish way to say Jimmy Neutron, the name of the main character in a children's animated television series.
Did you know?
- In some Latin American dubbing, the accentuation of the name changes from the English pronunciation to a heavy stress on the final syllable, making it sound like 'Neu-TRÓN'.
- The addition of the accent mark on the 'o' in Neutrón follows standard Spanish orthography rules, which require an accent on words ending in 'n', 's', or a vowel when the stress falls on the last syllable.
- If you were watching the show in Spain rather than Latin America, the characters would sound completely different due to the use of a Peninsular Spanish accent instead of a Latin American one.
Examples in context
- ¡Hola! ¿Has visto alguna vez a Jimmy Neutron?Hello! Have you ever seen Jimmy Neutron?
- Es impresionante cómo Jimmy Neutron siempre inventa cosas increíbles.It's impressive how Jimmy Neutron always invents amazing things.
- ¿Te gustaría ser amigo/a de Jimmy Neutron?Would you like to be friends with Jimmy Neutron?
- La serie animada de Jimmy Neutron es muy entretenida.The Jimmy Neutron animated series is very entertaining.
- Mi hermano pequeño ama a Jimmy Neutrón.My little brother loves Jimmy Neutrón.
- ¿Has visto los dibujos animados de Jimmy Neutrón?Have you seen the Jimmy Neutrón cartoons?
- Jimmy Neutrón es un niño muy inteligente.Jimmy Neutrón is a very intelligent boy.
Example conversation
Daniel and Elena are talking about their favorite cartoons.
- DanielMi dibujo animado favorito es Jimmy Neutrón.My favorite cartoon is Jimmy Neutron.
- ElenaA mí también me gusta Jimmy Neutrón.I like Jimmy Neutron too.
- DanielÉl inventa cosas increíbles.He invents incredible things.
- ElenaSí, es muy inteligente.Yes, he is very intelligent.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
