"tea cosy" = cubretetera?
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Is "tea cosy" translated as "cubretetera"?
Just wanted to check!
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updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by amy_moreno
Btw, interesting words, both in Spanish and English! - bomberapolaca, Feb 20, 2011
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Un otro diccionario dice "el guardacalor de la tetera".
updated Mar 10, 2011
edited by bomberapolaca
posted by bomberapolaca
Bueno, en el foro de Wordreference dicen "cubretetera" tambien. - bomberapolaca, Feb 20, 2011
Gracias bomberapolac :) - amy_moreno, Feb 21, 2011
