How to Say “Kitty” in Cuban Spanish

gatito
affectionate, Cuba
Kitty in Cuban Spanish is gatito for a small or cute cat. The normal word for cat is gato. It is also called gata.
Meaning: small cat (noun)

Ways to say it

“kitty” in Spanish
Spanish Note
gatito affectionate, Cuba
gato neutral
gata female cat

Gatito is used for kittens and for cats you feel tender about. Use gata for a female cat.

Is it said differently in some regions?

Cuban Spanish does not have a special word for kitty that replaces gatito.

How does it change in a sentence?

The ending -ito makes the noun small and sweet, so gatito is "little cat".

Did you know?

  • Gato can mean a cat, but in some places it also means a car jack.

Examples in context

  • Encontré un gatito en la calle.
    I found a kitten in the street.
  • El gato duerme en el sofá.
    The cat sleeps on the sofa.
  • Mi gatita se llama Luna.
    My kitty is called Luna.

Example conversation

Nuria shows her new kitten to her friend Gaby in Havana.

  1. Nuria

    Mira mi gatito nuevo.
    Look at my new kitten.
  2. Gaby

    Qué lindo, ¿cómo se llama?
    So cute, what is his name?
  3. Nuria

    Se llama Tigre.
    His name is Tigre.
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