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I am trying to find a Spanish translation for "BIll Board". That is, the giant advertising boards you see on the sides of the main roads.

Thanks

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updated Mar 13, 2012
posted by caza
I have flagged this - what on earth is going on on the site???? - caza, Feb 21, 2012
I'm sure that is just spam... We get that once in a while. - NikkiLR, Feb 21, 2012
Knocked me off my perch a bit as I hadn't seen anything like this before. - caza, Feb 21, 2012
I have, but just a couple of times... :( It's pretty annoying when people like that come here and post nonsense. - NikkiLR, Feb 21, 2012
What are you two talking about? - missy8888, Mar 13, 2012

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Hi! There are many ways to call them.

The most proper is "Vallas publicitarias".

But you can also say: "carteles", "anuncios", "avisos", "propaganda", "carteles publicitarios".

Greetings.

updated Feb 21, 2012
edited by JuanPabloW
posted by JuanPabloW
Many thanks. I am trying to ignore the comments under my post! - caza, Feb 21, 2012
Rude comments have been removed TG. - caza, Feb 21, 2012
You're very welcome! - JuanPabloW, Feb 21, 2012
Jejejejeje, propaganda. - Pablo-Peligroso, Feb 21, 2012
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Anuncios is most common, its kind of a one size fits all here in the north of Mexico

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by pacofinkler
Rude comments have been removed TG - caza, Feb 21, 2012
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valla publicitaria

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by ian-hill
That's another one, thank you. - caza, Feb 21, 2012
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Fun fact--did you know roadside advertising on most highways in Spain is banned? That´s why, when traveling from region to region, you won´t see any billboards. Except the occasional BULL-board, which doesn´t have any writing and stands out as a silouhette in the distance. It´s actually an ad for wine. But most people would never know, since it is just a bull, sitting there on the mountain.

osborne bull on asturias spain mountainside

updated Mar 13, 2012
posted by missy8888
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A few more:


cartelera, barda de anuncios, valla para anuncios


"Valla publicitaria" appears most commonly and foremost, as has been noted earlier, even though "valla" is more readily translated as "fence" - probably since most ads (bills) were posted on fences & fence posts back in the day! smile


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updated Mar 12, 2012
posted by cristalino