una chinela y un pantuflo?
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Okay, what's the difference between una chinela y un pantuflo? I am trying to decide which means slipper (like a soft shoe one wears in the house.) Maybe these are regional difference?.
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updated Feb 15, 2011
posted by zanylady
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You people are super! Thanks! I had seen it first as pantufla but dictionary on this site had it masculine with an -o.
updated Feb 15, 2011
posted by zanylady
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googling chinela foto
googling pantufla foto
updated Feb 15, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Nunca he escuchado pantuflo sino pantufla (slipper). Chinela is more of a sandal. Variations include chancleta, chancla, cotiza, etc.
updated Feb 15, 2011
posted by gone
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I definetely use Pantufla, I've never heard it with "o" but rae says it's ok.
updated Feb 14, 2011
posted by Dakie
