logotipo
/loɡotipo/from spelling rules
The English word 'logo' is translated into Spanish as logotipo.
The term refers to a visual symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification for an entity.
Meaning: visual symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of an entity (noun)
Which one should you use?
The shortened form logo is a common, informal way to say logotipo in Spanish.
How does it change in a sentence?
The plural form of logotipo is logotipos.
How do you pronounce it?
/loɡotipo/
Did you know?
- While English speakers use 'logo' for any icon, a strict Spanish designer might call a symbol without text an isotipo, reserving logotipo exclusively for stylized text.
- The Spanish word logotipo shares the same Greek roots as logos meaning 'word' and typos meaning 'impression' or 'stamp'.
- While logotipo is the precise term for a visual emblem, many Spanish speakers use the word marca (brand) to refer to the logo itself in casual conversation.
Examples in context
- Me gusta el logotipo de Tatoeba.I like the Tatoeba logo.This sentence is useful for expressing a preference for the logotipo of a specific entity.Tatoeba #1902029 by alexmarcelo, translation #1848964 by Spamster
- La empresa necesita un nuevo logotipoThe company needs a new logo
- El emblema de la compañía es reconocido internacionalmenteThe company's emblem is internationally recognized
- ¿Has visto el nuevo logo de esa marca?Have you seen the new logo of that brand?
- Ese símbolo de la empresa es muy reconocibleThat company's symbol/logo is very recognizable
- Este logotipo captura la esencia de nuestra empresa.This logo captures the essence of our company.
- El logo de esta marca es icónico y fácilmente reconocible por todos.The logo of this brand is iconic and easily recognizable by everyone.
- El logotipo es muy colorido.The logo is very colorful.
- Necesitamos diseñar un nuevo logotipo.We need to design a new logo.
Example conversation
Daniel and Elena are discussing a new business project in a cafe.
- Daniel¿Ya tienes el logotipo para la empresa?Do you already have the logo for the company?
- ElenaNo, todavía no he terminado el logotipo.No, I haven't finished the logo yet.
- DanielNo te preocupes, Elena, hay tiempo.Don't worry, Elena, there is time.
- ElenaGracias, Daniel, lo tendré pronto.Thanks, Daniel, I will have it soon.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
