Squirtle
/skiɾtle/from spelling rules
The English phrase 'squirtle' is used in Spanish as Squirtle, referring to the name of a small, blue, turtle-like Pokémon creature.
How do you pronounce it?
/skiɾtle/
Did you know?
- Unlike many other Pokémon names that were translated into Spanish to keep their meanings, Squirtle remained identical to the English version across all Spanish-speaking regions.
- In Spanish, Squirtle is a masculine noun, meaning any adjectives describing the creature must also be masculine, such as el Squirtle azul.
- In Spanish, 'Squirtle' is treated as a proper noun, meaning it does not change its form to become plural. Even when talking about a group, fans will say los Squirtle instead of adding an 's'.
Examples in context
- Squirtle es mi Pokémon favorito.Squirtle is my favorite Pokémon.
- ¿Tienes un peluche de Squirtle?Do you have a Squirtle plushie?
- Ese Squirtle es muy tierno.That Squirtle is very cute.
Example conversation
María and Daniel are looking at a book of Pokémon.
- MaríaDaniel, ¿cuál de estos prefieres?Daniel, which one of these do you prefer?
- DanielMe gusta mucho Squirtle.I like Squirtle a lot.
- MaríaEs muy lindo y azul.It is very cute and blue.
- DanielSí, es el mejor de todos.Yes, it is the best of all.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
