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How to say locker in spanish, as in a school locker?

How to say locker in spanish, as in a school locker?

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Would it be "ropero", casillero?

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updated Nov 25, 2012
posted by ElRey12345

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I asked my tutor here in Chile and she said, "el locker' - I didn't have her spell it. I should have.

I'm sure this is very regional in terms.

updated Nov 25, 2012
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
¡Gracias! - ElRey12345, Nov 22, 2012
So your guess is "locker" but maybe it's "loquer"? How's dear old Chile? - geofc, Nov 22, 2012
Geofc, I'm afraid I love this country too much. If I ever become fluent, I may never leave. I was just wondering about loquer... hahaha - katydew, Nov 22, 2012
Reminds one of the Spanish/Chilean word for cotton-waste used for wiping things clean. It is known as "guaipe" and I used to know a guy who made a fortune out of producing and selling it. - geofc, Nov 25, 2012
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Yeah, both are fine.

Locker (spelled the same way as English, but with Spanish pronounciation) or Casillero. I think in Spain they say "Taquilla".

updated Nov 25, 2012
edited by Hokuten
posted by Hokuten
!Gracias!!!! - ElRey12345, Nov 22, 2012
"Casillero" sounds a bit grand for a school locker as in "Casillero del Diablo" Conch Y Toro's brand name where it refers to the deepest, darkest cellar. - geofc, Nov 22, 2012
Sorry "Concha y Toro" How do I correct a comment? - geofc, Nov 22, 2012
You delete it and post it again. - DualG, Nov 23, 2012
We call them that way nevertheless =p. - Hokuten, Nov 23, 2012
Thanks Hokuten. - rac1, Nov 25, 2012
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Hello.

The correct translation for the word LOCKER is: Casillero.

updated Nov 25, 2012
posted by gasimov
where? - geofc, Nov 25, 2012
In Mexico, Geofc. - rac1, Nov 25, 2012
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Please try for things like this in the Translate facility.

But I'm a nice guy so I looked for you and it says that a school locker is a "taquilla". It's a new word for me too.

updated Nov 22, 2012
edited by geofc
posted by geofc
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México está muy influenciado por los anglicismos y acá muchos dicen como tal "locker". En las películas con traducción latina suelen desir "casillero". Lo que no queda es "ropero".

updated Nov 25, 2012
posted by maestroantonio
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taquilla.

(Del dim. de taca2).

1 - 4 refer to cabinets used for paper etc. storage.

5) Armario individual para guardar la ropa y otros efectos personales, en los cuarteles, gimnasios, piscinas, etc.

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updated Nov 25, 2012
edited by geofc
posted by geofc