Squishmallow
The English phrase squishmallow is translated into Spanish as Squishmallow.
Did you know?
- A Spanish speaker might call a Squishmallow an apapachable, derived from the verb apapachar, which is a word of Nahuatl origin meaning 'to hug or caress with the soul'.
- If you are in Spain and want to describe the Squishmallow's squishy nature, you might use the word mimoso, which is more often used to describe a person who is 'cuddly' or 'affectionate'.
- The word peluche used for these toys is a cognate of the French word 'peluche', meaning 'lint' or 'fuzz'.
Examples in context
- Ayer compré un peluche mullido de la nueva colección de Squishmallows, ¡es tan lindo y suave!Yesterday, I bought a soft plush toy from the new collection of Squishmallows, it's so cute and cuddly!
- Tengo un Squishmallow muy suave.I have a very soft Squishmallow.
- ¿Quieres comprar un Squishmallow nuevo?Do you want to buy a new Squishmallow?
- Ese Squishmallow es de color rosa.That Squishmallow is pink.
Example conversation
María and Javier are looking at toys in a store.
- MaríaMira este Squishmallow, ¡es adorable!Look at this Squishmallow, it's adorable!
- JavierEs muy grande y parece cómodo.It is very big and looks comfortable.
- María¿Me lo compras, Javier?Will you buy it for me, Javier?
- JavierEstá bien, María, vamos a pagarlo.All right, María, let's go pay for it.
