circo + "-ito" -- how do you combine them?
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i need to say "yesterday i went to a little circus" and and"-ito" on the end of circo. i know the first part "ayer fui a un..." but i'm not exactly sure how to combine "-ito" and circo. would it be cirquito? thanks for the help!! =)
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updated Oct 4, 2011
edited by djames01
posted by djames01
so is "circocito" a word like someone said in an answer below? - djames01, Mar 15, 2011
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"Yesterday i went to a little circus"
"Ayer fui a un pequeño circo" or "Ayer fui a un cirquito."
In this case little circus in spanish and CIRCO is an irregular word for this.
So you use "QU" - cirquito
Hope it helps. Good luck!
updated Mar 15, 2011
posted by scat401
thanks!! - djames01, Mar 15, 2011
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Yes, Cirquito or Cirquillo
updated Mar 17, 2011
posted by 005faa61
In the case of cirquillo, it may also refer to a sarcastic reference: "Fui a un cirquillo barato." - scat401, Mar 17, 2011
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¨Un pequeño circo¨ or ¨Un circo pequeño¨ are also fine.
updated Mar 16, 2011
posted by pacofinkler
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Yes, "circocito" is totally Wrong, you can say circo pequeño or cirquito they both mean the same!!
updated Mar 16, 2011
posted by Mexicowboy
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no it is not
updated Mar 16, 2011
posted by abelie
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How 'bout "circocito"?
Or just, "un circo pequeño."
updated Mar 16, 2011
posted by hhmdirocco
so "circocito" is a word?? because that is what i was unsure about... - djames01, Mar 15, 2011
No, circocito is wrong. - pacofinkler, Mar 15, 2011
thanks! - djames01, Mar 16, 2011
