Home
Q&A
i'm writing a paper on what my house looks like

i'm writing a paper on what my house looks like

1
vote

I was wondering how I say,
there is an over-stuffed couch.
Thanks!

3557 views
updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by Andy

8 Answers

1
vote

thanks!

Natasha said:

Using google, I found "muy rellenado" for an overstuffed chair, so you might be able to say:

Hay una sofá muy rellenado.

We'll see what some native Spanish speakers have to say.

>

updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by Andy
1
vote

Using google, I found "muy rellenado" for an overstuffed chair, so you might be able to say:

Hay una sofá muy rellenado.

We'll see what some native Spanish speakers have to say.

updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by Natasha
0
votes

Here is a [url=http://www.csnchairs.com/asp/show_detail.asp'sku=CST1366&refid=BR23-CST1366]picture[/url].

updated Oct 15, 2008
posted by Natasha
0
votes

Reply button no funciona.

Quentin, here is the link I was using. It appears to have similar suggestions to the one you posted.

Here's another interesting one, too.

updated Oct 15, 2008
posted by Natasha
0
votes

muy rellenado sound like when you prepare a turkey and over- stuffed you can use in espanish deferents words like
- El sofa esta muy lleno ( means that have too much inside )
- El sofa tiene mucho relleno ( like the couch have too many filled inside )
- El sofa esta sobrecargado (you can used sobrecargado but usually this word means overhermelt )
I'm sorry about my english but i'm learning too

updated Oct 15, 2008
posted by harold-masmela
0
votes

Rellenado, atiborrado, relleno

To overstuff=sobrellenar

updated Oct 15, 2008
posted by 0074b507
0
votes

<http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php't=1111503>

Is this the link the muy rellenado came from'

updated Oct 15, 2008
posted by 0074b507
0
votes

Oops, I messed up the article. un sofá.

updated Oct 14, 2008
posted by Natasha