Paw Patrol
Paw Patrol is the name used in Spanish for the children's television series about a team of rescue dogs.
The official Spanish title for the series is Patrulla Canina.
Which one should you use?
Patrulla Canina is the official Spanish translation.
Did you know?
- The word canina is used in Spanish for everything from 'canine' units of the police to 'canine' health, making the show's title sound slightly more formal or technical than the English 'Paw Patrol'.
- In some Latin American regions, the term 'patrulla' can carry a more serious, almost military connotation than the playful English 'patrol'.
- The adjective canina comes from the Latin word canis, which is the same root used for the English word 'canine'.
Examples in context
- ¿Has visto algún episodio de la "Patrulla Canina"?Have you watched any episodes of "Paw Patrol"?
- A mi hijo le encanta Paw Patrol.My son loves Paw Patrol.
- ¿Quieres ver Paw Patrol en la televisión?Do you want to watch Paw Patrol on the television?
- Compré una camiseta de Paw Patrol.I bought a Paw Patrol t-shirt.
Example conversation
A father and daughter are in the living room.
- AlejandroMaría, ¿qué quieres ver hoy?María, what do you want to watch today?
- María¡Quiero ver Paw Patrol, papá!I want to watch Paw Patrol, daddy!
- AlejandroEstá bien, pondré Paw Patrol ahora.Okay, I will put on Paw Patrol now.
- María¡Gracias, eres el mejor!Thank you, you are the best!
