¿Jugamos a la lotería? (for beginners)

Question

Yesterday I wanted to play lottery (lotería) with my friends.

Unfortunatelly some of them don´t speak Spanish, so I would like to translate the names of the figures in the table for them. Could you please help me to translate the names of the figures below for them?

I will start with the first one:

1 El gallo, the rooster.

A novice, one just starting is a "beginner" (one "g") spelled with two G's is implies people who do begging. 8-) - Lector_Constante, May 12, 2011

Thank you. - LuisCache, May 12, 2011

Answer 1

1. el diablito - the devil
2. la dama - the lady
3. el catrin - the man (???)
4. el arbol - the tree
5. el melon - the melon
6. el valiente - the bully (??)
7. el gorrito - the hat (a small one)
8. la garza - the heron
9. el parajo - the bird
10. el mano - the nad
11. la bota - the boot
12. la sandia - the watermelon
13. el tambor - the drum
14. el camarón - the prawn
15. las jaras - arrows

Thx for the exercise!

* the tenth one was supposed to be 'the hand' :-) - monilonis, May 12, 2011

That was brilliant. Btw, it is "la mano". - LuisCache, May 12, 2011

he he of course ;) - monilonis, May 12, 2011

Answer 2

-el catrín - The gentleman ( elegant or good clothing man).

el valiente - The brave (man).

The others are like monilonis said.

You are right. - LuisCache, May 12, 2011

Answer 3

Well done! I hope you have enjoyed this game. By the way, what is the difference between shrimp and prawn? I've never heard this word.

the shrimp is apparently British English and prawn is American English or the other way round ;) - monilonis, May 12, 2011

Thank you! - LuisCache, May 12, 2011