I just want to know how to say Teddy in spanish Not Teddy Bear

Question

I just want to know how to say Teddy in spanish NOT Teddy Bear, evertime I look for just Teddy it comes up with Teddy Bear. Thanks Mel

Answer 1

Let's not skip over JohnJuan's context so fast. It might merit a second look.

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He's right. It does look cute and cuddly.

Hmm, you don't need to write the word in, just click on the square, or you are doing that on purpuse? - 00494d19, SEP 12, 2009

Yes, I didn't want anyone to misconstrue why I posted the picture. I mean we were looking at her garment weren't we? - 0074b507, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 2

Teddy is a short form of Edward - Edward is Eduardo in Spanish and the diminutive is Eduardito. So Teddy could be Eduardito

Teddy is also a short form of Theodore, which is Teodoro en español.

Answer 3

I would have to say that Teddy is simply Teddy in spanish. Verizon is still Verizon in spanish and Taco Bell is still Taco Bell. I am sure this isn't the answer your looking for but if your name is ___________ than it's ___________ in any language. I understand the novelty of "changing" your name to a "spanish equilvalent" but... I hope this helps and I am by no means trying to be snobbish about this. Sometimes a name is a name.

good answer jason :) - 00494d19, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 4

If you just want a word for "stuffed toy" then you can use "muñeco de peluche."

The problem is that "teddy" is not an adjective in English. A teddy bear is a specific thing, named that when President Teddy Roosevelt decided not to shoot a cute baby bear. You're always finding translations for "teddy bear" because "teddy bear" is an expression, but the word "teddy" isn't commonly used outside of that.

Nice answer Jason :) - 00494d19, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 5

Teddy could be Teodorito as a name. If it is a lingerie garment, it would not be capitalized. I don't know the word for that, but underclothing is ropa interior.

Answer 6

What kind of teddy? The name, or the clothing?

If it refers to the garment, it shouldn't be capitalized. - samdie, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 7

Teddy is a short form of Edward - Edward is Eduardo in Spanish and the diminutive is Eduardito. So Teddy could be Eduardito.