Little Caesars
/little kaesaɾs/from spelling rules
Little Caesars is the name used in Spanish for the American chain of pizza restaurants.
How do you pronounce it?
/little kaesaɾs/
Did you know?
- In Spanish, the word for 'little' is often expressed via the suffix -ito, but the brand never uses Cesarcito, which would be the natural way to say 'little Caesar' in the language.
- The word caesars refers to the Roman emperors, and in Spanish, César is also the name of the prestigious French film award, which is often discussed in Spanish arts circles.
- In some Spanish-speaking markets, the mascot's name is interpreted through the lens of César, a common name in Spanish, making the brand feel more local than a purely American entity.
Examples in context
- Vamos a pedir Little Caesars.Let's order Little Caesars.
- ¿Tienes un cupón de Little Caesars?Do you have a Little Caesars coupon?
- Hay un Little Caesars cerca de aquí.There is a Little Caesars near here.
Example conversation
Two friends are deciding what to eat for dinner.
- ElenaTengo mucha hambre, ¿qué quieres cenar?I'm very hungry, what do you want to eat for dinner?
- JavierPodemos pedir Little Caesars si quieres.We can order Little Caesars if you want.
- Elena¡Me parece una idea excelente!That sounds like an excellent idea!
- JavierPerfecto, yo pido la pizza por teléfono.Perfect, I'll order the pizza by phone.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
