How to Say “Toy” in Mexican Spanish

juguete
Mexico
In Mexico "toy" is juguete. A shop that sells toys is a juguetería.
Children get juguetes on Día de Reyes, January 6, when the Three Kings are said to bring gifts. The verb "to play" is jugar.
Meaning: an object children play with (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Juguete is masculine: el juguete, los juguetes.

Did you know?

  • Día de Reyes on January 6 is when many Mexican children receive their toys.

Examples in context

  • El niño perdió su juguete.
    The boy lost his toy.
  • Compramos juguetes en la juguetería.
    We bought toys at the toy store.

Example conversation

Mom Laura asks her son Diego to tidy up in Puebla.

  1. Laura

    Diego, guarda tus juguetes.
    Diego, put away your toys.
  2. Diego

    Ya voy, mamá.
    Coming, Mom.
  3. Laura

    Ponlos en la caja.
    Put them in the box.
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